"differ from in" is not correct and usable in written English.
To use the phrase "differ from", you need to use the preposition "in" plus a noun or noun phrase. For example: The two methods of cooking differ from one another in complexity.
Leaves of absence differ from in absentia in two important respects: the student on leave of absence is not enrolled, and the University stipends do not continue during such a leave.
As proposed in the reference example, it is assumed that is a bit random variable and that can differ from in at most bit.
Due to the fact that constant flows were generated within the parallel flow chamber only, the situations of in vitro experiments differ from in vivo setting where dynamic flow profiles are particular [33].
As a consequence of degassing of geothermal fluids (depressurization during ascent) and the cooling of the fluid, measured pH can strongly differ from in situ values affecting calculated multicomponent geothermometer temperatures.
The plug-in hybrid displayed at the show was nowhere near its final form; it will be a version of the Prius, which it will differ from in that it will have two nickel-metal hydride batteries under the floor of its trunk, instead of the Prius' one large (and heavy and expensive) battery pack.
Umbilical artery diameters measured by micro-CT have been previously shown to differ from in vivo microultrasound measurements by <5% (53).
Online degree programs differ from in-person programs only in the method of delivery.
indicate a point near differing from in only the dimension.
Here, results from experiments on differentiated, cultured cells have often differed from in vivo studies [ 33].
It differs from in vivo settings, especially when drug effectiveness and toxicity is considered.
Soil conditions in Illinois differ from those in Vermont.
