"differential regulations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe laws, policies, or rules that vary in accordance with certain criteria. For example, "The pension plan has differential regulations based on the employee's age, employment status, and length of tenure."
The differential regulations observed in the microarray experiment were confirmed for ADORA1 (EAT vs MAT), ADRA2A, LIPE and PTGDS (Figure 4).
Nevertheless, the strong invariance between different conditions of the same cell-type, can be considered as a sort of dynamical attractor encompassing the entire transcriptome, reflecting hidden genome-wide differential regulations [27].
These differential regulations of CaL channels and ryanodine-sensitive Ca2+ releases in cerebral and small mesenteric VSMCs may be responsible for the altered autoregulation of cerebral vasculature and the inability to adequately elevate peripheral vascular resistance.
Differential regulations of CTGF, COL1A2 and COL3A1 in response to the perturbation of silica between the normal and SSc fibroblasts may imply that the interactions of these three genes with the silica may be involved in the pathogenesis of the SSc.
47 Additional CD4 subsets may exist under differential regulations.
The members in the complement system, helping destroy the pathogens and eliminate the infection, also showed differential regulations.
Some of these miRNAs also co-regulate other angiogenic factors (differential regulation and co-regulation principle).
These data demonstrate differential regulation of proinflammatory cytokines by stress.
Besides, expression profiling showed differential regulation of rice NCX genes in response to calcium and EGTA.
Moreover, the differential regulation of TFs (Fig. 8a) and hormone-mediate signalling was observed.
The Differential regulation of MnP isoforms in P. rivulosus was also noted in these articles.
