The phrase "with different directions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used when describing how something is broken down into distinct paths or paths that are unique or distinct from each other. Example Sentence: The team divided into two groups, each with different directions for achieving the goal.
The changes of V oc with interfacial engineering originate from the shift of the conduction band (E c) edge in the TiO2 nanorod by the interfacial dipole with different directions (directed away or toward the TiO2 nanorod).
However, this issue has been already addressed by Nasu et al. who did not find any difference between the images obtained with different directions for motion probing gradients, supporting the fact that rectal tumours diffuse isotropically.
In reading, spots with different directions of magnetization give different polarization in the reflected light of a low-power laser beam.
The first row shows two wave atoms with different directions and scales.
Beneath this area, two oceanic plates are descending with different directions.
Ferroelectrics are crystalline inorganic materials consisting of domains with different directions of spontaneous polarization.
Notably, degenerative disorders like Alzheimer or Parkinson disease show a similar pathway profile compared to cancer-related phenotypes, although often with different direction of microRNA expression.
For a broad, genome-wide analysis, we used mRNA-seq in two independent (with different direction of X-inactivation) monoclonal cell lines, DF1 and DF2.
The presence of such differentiation at promoter regions strongly supports the presence of evolutionary constraints which act with different direction and intensity on the H2A.Z-1 and H2A.Z-2 proteins.
"Some of it had to do with the different directions in which our personalities and careers developed.
Keep on talking to the horse, and experiment with leaning different directions.
