The phrase "as differing from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight a distinction or contrast between two or more things.
Example: "The results of the experiment were as differing from our initial hypothesis as we had anticipated."
Alternatives: "in contrast to" or "unlike".
When his father, Henry Morgenthau, was Treasury secretary under Franklin D. Roosevelt, he vigorously pursued tax cheats and denounced aggressive, but legal, tax avoidance as differing from evasion only in technical terms.
The pill, which Upjohn has advertised as differing from its competitors by promoting nighttime sleep without daytime drowsiness, represents 8percentt of the company's sales, which were $2.5 billion in the first nine months of 1991.
Whereas before he had thought that the linguist's task was to derive a grammar whose rules worked for all languages, now he decided that the trick was to think of languages as differing from each other in a finite set of ways.
Attitudes toward homosexuality are generally in flux, partially as a result of increased political activism (see gay rights movement) and efforts by homosexuals to be seen not as aberrant personalities but as differing from "normal" individuals only in their sexual orientation.
Or confessions described in the district attorney's investigation as differing "from one another on the specific details of virtually every major aspect of the crime — who initiated the attack, who knocked the victim down, who undressed her, who struck her, who held her, who raped her, what weapons were used in the course of the assault and when in the sequence of events the attack took place".
Naustatter's piece describes the girls as differing from autistic boys or from neurotypical girls in several ways, including a tendency to "implode emotionally" with their unhappiness whereas autistic boys are characterized as expressing themselves physically.
Here, we verified the ability of IL-32γ to enhance OB differentiation and characterized how bone formation in AS differs from that in RA or OA.
This instrument was not validated, but in a pilot-like setting to find out whether family members with or without AS differed from each other it was considered as a suitable method.
AS differs from watchful waiting because definitive treatment is used in patients managed with AS when there is evidence that the patient is at an increased risk for disease progression [4, 5].
We designed an explanatory, cross-sectional trial to assess whether Pelvis shoulder coordination during walking in AS patients differs from that in healthy subjects.
They also perceived their preferences as differing significantly from those of other people than did the commuter-car group.
