"different from the findings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when comparing two or more pieces of information or research. Example: The results of the study were different from the findings of previous research on the same topic.
As different from the findings for females, we did not find statistically significant relationship between religiosity and sexual behaviour among the males.
This was different from the findings in the literature which showed no difference between groups in both physical and mental components [ 51].
Different from the findings of *Greidanus and Nienhus (2001), no significant difference was found across all the frequency levels (i.e., 6000, 7000, 8000, 9000, 10,000) for all groups of participants.
In a recently published meta-aanalysis, altered dose-fractionation schedules of WBI did not result in significant differences in median survival and local control [ 16], which is different from the findings of the present study.
However, our results are different from the findings of a recent study showing no significant difference in the induction of all measured cytokines between SLE patients and controls [ 24].
Last, different from the findings of U.S. studies (Young and Yang, 2011; Huang et al., 2014), our results suggest that the association between financial reporting, executive compensation and corporate financing decisions depends on the accessibility of bank loans.
However, different from the finding in AGS cells, this NF-κB activation in the p53 mutant cell line was not blunted by HIF-1α inactivation.
This result is different from the finding that rodent Q-tracts were generally shorter than human Q-tracts [ 2].
Findings 2) and 3) agree with the findings in Rockman and Kruglyak [ 12] but finding 1) is different from the finding in Rockman and Kruglyak [ 12].
The result is also significantly different from the finding in the C57BL/6NJ background, where the lethality rate is more than 95% in the Gga2 −/− homozygous state (Govero et al. 2012).
Moreover, the anthocyanin contents are also similar between young red leaves grown in different seasons, which is different from the finding that high temperature increases anthocyanin degradation in grape skin [ 44].
