The phrase 'differ in degrees' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to convey the idea that two or more things have different levels of something. For example, "The severity of the storms varied greatly, differing in degrees from a light shower to a severe hailstorm."
Your work may differ in degree, but it is not different in kind from what every artist does.
To test whether regions of the chromosome differ in degree of variability, we compared the variances in the lengths of different chromosomal regions based on I- CeuI fragments.
Innovations are imitated, but the imitations themselves differ in degree and kind.
Implications include strong gum-assay immunoreactivity, the importance of gender/sex in methodological investigations, and that immunoreactivity can differ in degree and direction depending on analytes.
There is a negative relationship between education and religiosity and a positive relationship between education and acceptance of evolution, but how this manifests in college students who differ in degree of religiosity and prior educational experiences is unclear.
This shared human experience of love and loss, doubt and clarity, anger, hatred, envy, joy, bliss, passion and compassion may differ in degree and quantity from person to person but the shared elements transcend such differences.
The OT55 and OT56 strains differ in degree of nonsense suppression, yielding 'weak' or 'strong' [PSI+] phenotypes, respectively [31].
Differing cancer stem cells in each type may explain why they differ in degree of metastasis and invasion, as well as prognosis outcome and treatment response.
Municipalities differ in degree of urbanization: rural, urbanized rural, and an industrial municipality.
The disease is selected through multiple expositions to (auto) antigens that differ in degree of gene mutation in the immunoglobulin heavy chain variable region.
