"differing impact of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the varying effects or consequences of something. Example: The study examined the differing impact of social media on different age groups, revealing that younger individuals were more likely to be influenced by online trends than older generations.
Explanations for this include differences in hormonal and vascular pathophysiology, differing impact of risk factors, and less aggressive treatment both preventively and following an event.
This indicates a problem of statistical power and perhaps differing impact of blood glucose abnormalities in different ethnic groups.
The differing impact of multiple chronic conditions on diabetes care could be due to differences in specific comorbidities' interactions with diabetes care [ 1- 3].
Due to the uneven distribution of risk, as well as the differing impact of costs emerging from safety improvements, stakeholders experience conflicting ranking of alternatives.
However, LD analysis of strain subsets revealed the differing impact of recombination within M. aeruginosa.
The differing impact of genetic exchange between and within each lineage was further highlighted by a range of statistical tests for recombination.
Hence we must seek to tease out the differing impacts of the marriage from those of migration.
(2001) found subtly differing impacts of an ablation of Elovl6 on carbohydrate and lipid metabolism.
Its widespread occurrence in all sampled cities except Beijing revealed differing impacts of municipal sewage on source water as well as of the ineffective treatment methods currently in use in DWTPs throughout the studied regions.
SuRFR is not currently designed to discriminate between coding variants of differing impact; however, many existing software packages perform this task well [ 4].
Liu G, Yang D, Sun Y, et al. Differing clinical impact of BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations in serous ovarian cancer.
