Why does the Holy Spirit seem to manifest more visibly in some churches than in others?

In some Christian traditions—such as Pentecostal or Charismatic churches—the Holy Spirit is often said to manifest through spiritual gifts like prophecy, tongues, or healing. In contrast, many other churches (such as Reformed, Baptist, or Anglican traditions) do not report such manifestations, or they interpret them differently. From a theological perspective within Christianity, how is this difference explained? Is it a matter of doctrine, spiritual openness, ecclesiology, or something else? I'm not asking which tradition is “right,” but rather how various denominations explain the differing levels of apparent Holy Spirit activity in worship or community life.