The phrase "action differing from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one action is not the same as another action, highlighting a distinction between them.
Example: "The action differing from the expected outcome led to unforeseen consequences."
Alternatives: "action distinct from" or "action unlike".
Their binding sites and their mode of action differ from those of fluoroquinolones such as ciprofloxacin.
How did Justice Clarence Thomas's statements on affirmative action differ from Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's? i.
Yet this action differs from the previous pattern of America leading and Britain following, with France opportunistically backing the Americans Iraqq, 1991) or opposing them (Iraq, 2003).
Thus, representation and simulation differ measurably as a function of direct experience and direct experience observing action differs from performing the action physically.
Nor did they investigate how an epistemology of acceptance of probable opinions as premises for action differs from one which assumes assent or affirmation of the opinions in question.
To bring into relief how Haji's identity constraints on a mechanism of action differ from Fischer and Ravizza's, consider the following problem faced by Fischer and Ravizza.
Nonetheless, the SMG-1 mode of action differs from the previously described pathways, as sensory mutants, but not smg-1 inactivation, affect DAF-16 nuclear translocation [31].
We also tested the IOP-lowering effect in Vav2−/−Vav3−/− mice by two other ocular hypotensives, dorzolamide and timolol, whose mechanisms of action differ from that of latanoprost [18] [20], being aqueous suppressants (Figure S4B).
Amiodarone inhibited mTORC1 in a TSC2-independent manner and killed cells in starvation conditions in a manner that was not affected by TSC2, suggesting that its mechanism of action differs from that of rottlerin or niclosamide.
