"different impacts in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the range of effects associated with a particular situation. For example, you might say, "The oil spill had different impacts in different areas of the Gulf of Mexico."
These results suggest that changes to media exposure have different impacts in different families, perhaps due to differences in the content itself but perhaps due to what the media time replaces (Morgan and Gross 1980).
The different SWC technologies have different impacts in terms of reducing runoff and soil loss on one hand and enabling infiltration on the other.
Although we use the same set of independent variables to estimate both equations, they may have different impacts in different equations.
As we know different criteria have different impacts in measuring the software reliability and that no software reliability model is optimal for all contributing criteria.
The two options may lead to different impacts in terms of trajectory and final status of the transmission grid under emergency, with different unserved energy.
Similarly sized earthquakes can have very different impacts in different countries depending on the degree of engineering input into the design and construction of the facilities.
Obviously different criteria have different impact in measuring the software reliability due to the selection among the existing models and, however, that no software reliability model is optimal for all contributing criteria.
And, she's pivoting a deep and reflective conversation about gender: how women might have a different impact in the presidency, or how women could exist without having shame in their bodies, back down to a fight over a man.
Therefore, the interaction between Cbl or Cbl-b with Vav1 protein might have different impact in T cell differentiation and in T cell activation.
Genetic diversity has a quite different impact in another area that also relies on match probabilities: transplantation matching.
It is not clear, however, whether a population-based approach may have a different impact in adolescent patients.
