"differ in mode" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to have a different method, approach, or manner of doing something. Example: The two research studies differed in mode, with one utilizing a quantitative methodology while the other used qualitative methods.
Interestingly, the two isoforms differ in mode of activation, subcellular location and they mediate distinct redox responses to agonist stimulation (8).
By now, students have played with a physical game, modified parameters in a computer model, and interpreted graphs showing the progress of specific diseases that differ in mode and ease of transmission, incubation period, and susceptibility to treatment.
That the three groups of bryophytes differ in mode of spindle organization in itself is novel synthetic information with important evolutionary implications in understanding the cellular mechanisms underpinning evolution of form in early land plants.
A third possibility is that the Aurignacian III IV featured a wide range of functionally specialized bladelet tools that, while sharing a similar, flexible technology of blank production, differed in mode of retouch.
The questionnaire discriminated well between sub-groups of women differing in mode of delivery in the expected direction.
These 2 antibiotics were chosen in order to assess the role of SLs in enhancing the action of antibiotics differing in mode as well as site of action.
Known groups comparison analysis was examined to test how well the questionnaire discriminates between sub-groups of women who differed in mode of delivery.
The known groups comparison indicated that the Iranian version of the EPDS is a valid instrument for measuring depression in women since the instrument was able to discriminate between women who differed in mode of delivery.
Though differing in their details, these different modes often involve DNA breaks of one or both strands, resection of ends, heteroduplex formation, local replication, and resolution.
As stated above, we compared heat tolerance under normoxia and hypoxia in species pairs which differ in respiratory mode, taken from four different orders of aquatic insects.
Live-bearers resemble the related killifish (family Cyprinodontidae) but differ in their mode of reproduction and in the possession, by the males, of a specialized organ (gonopodium) derived from the anal fin and used to place the sperm in the body of the female.
