'differ in shape' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that two or more objects have different shapes. For example, you can say "The leaves on this tree differ in shape from the leaves on that tree."
Different hoods, which differ in shape (square and rectangular) and size, are created and their velocity field determined numerically.
Lenses differ in shape, relative size, and hardness in different species of invertebrates and vertebrates in accordance with the different mechanisms used for focusing (accommodation) and improve vision by increasing refractive power while allowing more light into the eye (Land and Nilsson 2002; Jonasova and Kozmik 2008).
Additionally, both S. symbiotica differ in shape, size, and location inside the host, being in C. tujafilina rod shaped and located in sheath cells, secondary bacteriocytes, and extracellularly (Lamelas et al. 2008), as in A. pisum (Moran, Russell, et al. 2005; Fukatsu et al. 2000).
Tettigoniids are distinguished by having the hearing organs (tympanum) located on the front legs, hairlike antennae that are as long as or longer in length than the body, a sword-shaped ovipositor (in females) for laying eggs, and wing covers that differ in shape.
These 4 versions represent 2 different designs (the original MSS design and the SL design; Figure 1) which differ in shape and surface finish (Table 2, see Supplementary data).
The atomic orbitals differ in shape.
Due to imaging conditions, buildings may differ in shapes in different SAR images.
There are several types of taps or faucets differ in shapes, durability, and appearance, opening mechanism, water flow rates, sizes and prices which vary accordingly.
The bodies of honey bees and paper wasps have a similar waist-like appearance but they differ in shapes and sizes, as shown in Fig. 1.
First, I studied the procedures' power and Type I error through computer simulations that considered covariance matrices differing in shape, orientation or both, in different number of variables and sample size situations.
For each of the three experimental groups, we used the following set of containers that differed in shape, size, and colour: a black square-shaped container, a yellow cup, and a pink round, flat container (see Fig. 3b).
