The phrase "a technique that differs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method or approach that is distinct from others in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, we will explore a technique that differs from traditional methods in its application and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a method that varies" or "an approach that contrasts".
The chi-square statistic is a technique that assesses whether observed frequencies differ from theoretically predicted expected frequencies.
Boosted regression trees which differ from traditional regression methods that produce a single "best" model or tree, relying, instead, on boosting, a technique that combines large numbers of relatively simple models adaptively to optimize prediction [22], [23], [26].
These conflicting results have been attributed to many factors, such as the measurement techniques that differ from one study to another, different timing of measurements made by different investigators, and lack of objective criteria to determine tolerance of the trial [ 13- 16].
Mr. Westin said the campaign was using techniques that differed from those in most unionization drives, and was still developing overall strategy.
However, effective sampling requires techniques that differ from those used for other solid pancreatic masses.
The TTO and SG are choice-based techniques that differ significantly in that TTO is riskless whereas SG is framed in terms of risk and incorporates the respondent's attitude towards risk.
The field of prenatal diagnosis has emerged and been refined in the past 3 decades, with techniques that differ in terms of indications, invasiveness, complications, and risks, such as amniocentesis, [ 3, 4] cordocentesis, [ 3, 4] PGD(Preimplanation Genetic Diagnosis) [ 5] and PCR.
We developed a nonlinear model regression model selection technique that accommodates variables that differ only by a hyperparameter and can be adapted for various nonlinear model forms.
Most of the examples discussed thus far involve standard microscopy, where two-photon excitation microscopy differs as a nonlinear optical technique that uses low energy infrared photons.
For example, Everts et al. (2006a) used a PG and fibrin sealant technique, a preparation that differs from our technique.
