The phrase "a completely different technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are not similar to what has been previously mentioned.
Example: "While the first method was effective, we decided to try a completely different technique to achieve better results."
Alternatives: "an entirely distinct method" or "a wholly different approach".
Lin et al. [39] use a completely different technique that estimates the CRF based on RGB distributions of pixels at color edges, requiring only one exposure (P = 1).
Possible explanations for such difference in Ca dynamic under low Fe supply are that we have used a different rice cultivar, a completely different technique for mineral detection (ICP-OES versus PIXE), different levels of Fe supply (5 μM Fe versus Fe deprivation) and we analyzed rice organs through the course of reproductive development instead of during vegetative development.
The expression of the integral equation (2.2) is different from that of (2.10) in [10] and that of (2.9) in [11], which shows that we can use a completely different technique from that of [10] and [11] to study problem (1.2).
Ideally, the authors should back-up their PLA data with data generated by a completely different technique, such as EM or native gels.
Liebana-Cabanillas et al. [9] proposed completely different technique to search out the variables that are most often utilized in financial institutions so as to predict the trust among electronic banking.
Overall, the expression pattern (miR-10b versus miR-145 and miR-10b versus miR-21) obtained with this completely different technique is quite similar: The expression level of miR-145 is only slightly higher than the expression level of miR-10b whereas miR-21 is much stronger expressed than miR-10b (see Table 2).
In addition, we also apply Maximum Parsimony analysis (MP MPMP represents a completely different computational technique for phylogenetic reconstruction [ 40] and agreement of the reconstructions by the two independent methods would increase confidence in the tree.
The proof uses completely different techniques, as well as the assumptions on coefficients.
This might partially account for the differences in the results, as the ELISA and the point-of-care test system use completely different techniques for protein concentrations and are therefore critical to compare.
It's a whole different technique!
Measuring mass requires an entirely different technique.
