The phrase "a differing method of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternative approaches or techniques in a particular context.
Example: "The researchers proposed a differing method of data analysis that yielded more accurate results."
Alternatives: "an alternative approach to" or "a different technique for".
The reasons for the observed benefit in centrally assessed HER2-negative breast cancer may be due to a wide range of FISH and IHC methodologic variables including: differing methods of semiquantitation, differing cutoffs for positivity, discordance between pathologist interpretation and/or intratumoral heterogeneity.
While the differing methods of imaging provide different amounts of information so the LDD variable has lower mean in those cohorts with radiographs, the variance is comparable.
Their disagreement did not involve whether to rely on Scripture as the fundamental source of truth on questions of doctrine and practice, but their differing methods of interpreting the meaning of a passage (that is, their different hermeneutic principles) became a central issue in their debate.
In addition, the differing methods of survey administration (paper-pencil vs. A-PDA surveys) may have introduced some bias in the data although no significant differences in frequencies of target variables was found (analyses not reported).
The sheer number of ideograms and the differing methods of encoding them can lead to a phenomenon called mojibaké, in which Japanese characters appear garbled onscreen.
These reports revealed apparent differences in the rates at two of our hospitals, but meaningful comparisons were hindered by their differing methods of detecting the infections.
Even a quirky new family drama called "That's Life," on Saturdays at 8, could prove appealing to viewers, Mr. Sternberg said, leaving "Yes, Dear" (Mondays at 8 30), about two couples and their differing methods of child rearing, as the only one of the seven new CBS shows being dismissed by critics and analysts like Mr. Sternberg.
There are differing methods of funding health care provision throughout Europe.
As Ross [18] has noted these can be awkward to explain and the situation is further complicated by differing methods of dealing with confidence intervals in the social science and the mathematical sciences.
The study is also limited by inclusion of studies with differing methods of defining infant colic and measuring outcomes.
