The phrase "differ from previous studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how your research or findings are distinct or unique compared to earlier research.
Example: "Our results differ from previous studies, indicating a new trend in the data."
Alternatives: "contrast with earlier research" or "are distinct from prior studies."
We hypothesized that risk factors for unscheduled return and reasons for returning would differ from previous studies, due to differences in health care systems.
While the decreased levels of potassium, calcium, and magnesium are consistent with previous studies [ 21- 26], the decreased levels of sodium and chloride differ from previous studies reporting no significant difference between control and colic horses [ 25, 26].
These findings extend the literature on age group differences in human motor control across the lifespan and differ from previous studies which showed presence of visual feedback of the hand improved motor performance in young adults.
Our estimates for immunization coverage likely differ from previous studies conducted in Sierra Leone due to different definitions.
Our findings may differ from previous studies because of three main methodological differences: first, previous studies performed functional connectivity analyses using large anatomical regions of interest, comprised of functionally distinct brain regions.
The allowance for variation within an LCB for base-pair length and number of genes among different taxa is how the estimates of primary homology considered by Mauve differ from previous studies: they do not require that a gene, which might look functionally the same, be homologous (aligned) across all taxa simply because it is present in these taxa.
We first establish the strong convergence of the MRHSD method for variational inequalities under different conditions that simplify the proof, which differs from previous studies.
Differing from previous studies, terminus transfer occurred at a short distance from the invasion site.
Trends toward earlier WSCVD in the Northwest were not statistically significant, differing from previous studies that observed many large and (or) significant trends in this region.
These results differed from previous studies based on data at urban sites.
