The phrase "are processed differently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how different items, data, or situations are handled in distinct ways.
Example: "The two types of data are processed differently to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "are handled in different ways" or "are treated differently."
The present study shows that simple and complex films are processed differently, and that different heuristic approaches are applied.
Furthermore, there is abundant evidence that emotional materials of different valence are processed differently in the brain [25],[25],[25],[25],[25],[25].
These results corroborate that pseudowords are processed differently in languages that differ in consistency of spelling-to-sound mapping.
So he describes, in his 1922 article, an experiment that he does, which is entitled "The Effect of Changed Data Upon Reasoning". And what he's interested in there is the question of whether problems that are posed to people that are formally identical, but that differ in how that formal material is presented, are processed differently.
Research on the processing of lexical ambiguity has produced robust evidence that ambiguous words are processed differently from unambiguous ones.
The BMB and FBMB are processed differently.
Important differences in geometry, optical properties, and water content between arm and brain are likely to be processed differently by different instruments with different algorithms.
These findings indicate that IL-32 is processed differently in different types of cells, and different isoforms may function differently in each cell type.
Some animal studies have shown that food is processed differently at different times of day.
The peptide sequences obtained from these spots were all aligned to peanut allergens, such as iso- Ara h3 (AAT39430), indicating that this single gene encoded protein may be processed differently in different peanut subspecies.
5 Previous studies suggested that specific mutations (G130V, I154F) might be processed differently by mitochondrial processing peptidase, thus affecting their ability to enter mitochondria.
