The phrase "are differing from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that two or more things are not the same or have variations.
Example: "The results of the two experiments are differing from each other in significant ways."
Alternatives: "are different from" or "differ from".
Since we are differing from a carefully reasoned judgment, we think it due to the learned judge to indicate the grounds of our dissent.
The standard deviation (SD) is the how many values in responses are differing from the mean value and these values are 1.83, 2.06 for Y 2 and Y 1 respectively.
As cancer cells engage in these typical cell processes, common to all cells, they co-opt 'normal' cellular resources and do so with an effectiveness that relates to their unique participant/observer status and then, too, their own individual needs that are differing from normal cells.
"According to Osmond, the word psychodelic [Bui uses the alternate pronunciation] means 'mind manifesting,'soulul manifesting,' so it really generates from an inner source of the human spirit as an aspiration for images that are differed from actual reality.
First, GTPases are differed from nonGTPases.
The results showed that the behaviour of passivated titanium in nitric acid was differing from its behaviour in sulphuric acid.
Its type specimen is differing from the earlier Megalosaurus woodwardi Lydekker 1909, the two names are not synonyms.
The spatial distribution of the areas exposed to the onsite erosion hazard, however, was differed from those confronted by the offsite erosion hazard.
Low rate of comorbidity of migraine and neurologic symptoms was differed from these studies.
Otherwise, the effect of carbonation on leachability of Cd was differed from that of Cr and Pb.
This makes the actual local top-k set at monitoring nodes may be differ from the global top-k set at a given time.
