The phrase "as differing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a comparison or contrast between two or more things that are not the same.
Example: "The two theories are valid, but they are as differing in their approaches as they are in their conclusions."
Alternatives: "as distinct" or "as varying".
The variables of costs for people seeking out SRS are as differing as the surgeries themselves.
The variables of costs for people seeking out reassignment surgery are as differing as the surgeries themselves.
His basic pluralistic claim, rather, is that such differences are best seen as differing ways in which differing cultures have conceived of and experienced the one ultimate divine Reality.
Others may want to further explore the ethical question of requiring permanent or temporary sterilization from the perspective of different ethical perspectives such as differing religious orientations.
They were seen to give different side effects such as differing weight gains for each type.
This difference may have several explanations, such as differing patient populations or wider use of the standardized FDA cleared serum HER-2/neu test.
First, different social and cultural contexts, as well as differing definitions and criteria for measuring Internet addiction, make it difficult to effectively compare findings.
This can be due to differing hair structure and possibly chemistry as well as differing ecology of the species.
This probably reflects a combination of both differing pharmacokinetics for the three glutamine mimetics, as well as differing activities towards specific glutamine-dependent amidotransferases.
Potential reasons for this latter discrepancy may have to do with such things as differing inclusion criteria and possibly more importantly, differing sample sizes.
Heterogeneous transfer learning is characterized by the source and target domains having differing feature spaces, but may also be combined with other issues such as differing data distributions and label spaces.
