The expression 'expressions in different ways' is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to refer to the various ways one can express oneself or communicate with others. For example, one can express themselves in different ways through speaking, writing, art, music, and body language.
"We interpret freedom of expression in different ways," he said.
"We interpret freedom of expression in different ways," Mr. Putin told three Russian journalists who were writing a book to burnish his image before the 2000 presidential election, when he was a little-known former K.G.B. officer.
"But when we got into the project, you saw that he was extending his expression in different ways, and I always find that encouraging in an artist".
Another factor that could affect the expression of genes adjacent to the breakpoints is the presence of TEs in these regions as they have been shown to alter gene expression in different ways [103], [105], [106].
The same concentration of APS affected P-GP expression in different ways at different times.
MiRNAs regulate target gene expression in different ways including mRNA degradation and translation inhibition [ 1].
We take a relatively common set of components and arrange their expression in different ways to produce a range of phenotypic outcomes both between species and within species.
Competing endogenous RNAs (ceRNAs) and circular RNAs are stable lncRNAs that accumulate in large numbers and modulate gene expression in different ways, including as decoys or sponges for microRNAs [ 17, 18].
Or do different sorts of referring expressions refer in different ways?
As a result, it can be challenging to distinguish between dependent co-expression indicative of co-regulation and independent co-expression of genes that achieve a similar expression pattern in different ways.
