The phrase "differ by size" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this expression when you want to describe two objects that have different sizes. For example: "The two pieces of wood differ by size."
Cities differ by size, population density, and many other characteristics that affect the transportation network.
Hospital-level performance in risk-adjusted outcomes did not significantly differ by size or primary stroke center designation, but academic hospitals and those in the Northeast or West had slightly more favorable outcomes.nearly two thirds of the Medicare beneficiaries discharged after ischemic stroke died or were rehospitalized within 1 year, but hospital-level outcomes varied considerably.
The problem is that the epithelial mound, as well as tooth swellings on it, all exhibit a bud-shape on frontal sections; they only differ by size on sections.
Consequently, our results indicate that the genetic diversity within poodles is clearly separated into two groups which differ by size (standard versus smaller poodles) and that actually five separate clusters can be discerned based on a combination of color and size.
FS accuracy significantly differed by size of nodal tumor.
The companies at which the participants worked differed by size (number of employees), product offerings, types of business operations, and in their commitment to DfE approaches to design.
Female morph class differed by sire (size mode by paternity: LR χ = 73.6, p < 0.0001).
Results did not appear to differ by tumor size or grade (results not shown), although information on tumor size was available for only 38% of in situ cancer cases.
Firefighting strategies also differ by the size of the plane.
These options differ by the size of the installations and the distribution system (and distribution losses) as well.
Mentioned inhomogeneity is an opportunity to conditionally select several regions on the film surface, which differ by the size and morphology of the carbon particle conformation.
