The phrase "are due to differing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain that something is a result of differences between two or more factors or elements.
Example: "The discrepancies in the results are due to differing methodologies used in the experiments."
Alternatives: "result from varying" or "are caused by different".
Some of the differences are due to differing conditions of soil, climate and slope.
Indeed, even if models are specified such that structural paths are constrained to be equal between groups, the comparison of standardized coefficients can yield artificial differences that are due to differing standard deviations between groups and not to true moderation.
The differences in dating for the 1992 1993 recession are due to differing base-years for price deflators in the underlying data.
Differences in potency between the two compounds are due to differing pharmacokinetic profiles and likely varying pharmacodynamic activities [ 12, 28, 30, 32].
Discrepancy from our results may be due to differing sample sizes, different measurements of outcome and different outcome groupings.
Given that the GBDs of the AMPK β subunits are related to domains found in enzymes that metabolize α1→6 branch points, an obvious possibility was that the differences were due to differing contents of branching.
These differences in score gain may be due to differing ECG tutorials or scoring systems, but differences in study design must also be considered.
Some of the differences may be due to differing social systems, says Gun Stigelius, development leader for the Majorna-Linné district of Gothenburg.
DHEA inhibits, whereas T induces, apoptosis in LNCaP cells under serum-deprived conditions (315); this effect may be due to differing binding affinities to the AR of these two steroids, leading to different coactivator/corepressor recruitment.
The observed variety in prevalence of impacts using identical OHRQoL instruments might be due to differing perceptions of oral health in different populations or to reporting biases.
Hence, under the conditions of our experiments (pH 7.4) both phosphoryl groups should be di-anionic, so it is unlikely that the difference in affinity is due to differing protonation states.
