"differential results" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the differences between two results or sets of data. For example, "The differential results between the A and B tests show that the new method was more effective."
Section 5 discusses the inter‐industry wage differential results.
Differential results emerged for the four career adaptability dimensions.
This descriptive analysis of the data showed differential results according to demographic, personal and contextual variables.
Furthermore, differential results in the Sudoku and text studying task confirm that SRL can vary across tasks and domains.
As stated above, eight neighbor pixels are used in the differential results of the same direction, which can be formed into a byte to represent 256 different modes.
The differential results by gender are consistent with recent findings suggesting that males are more sensitive to school quality than females (Autor et al. 2016).
In particular, an increase of 1 percentage point in differential results in an increase of 5.7 percentage points in the ratio between appraisal and transaction prices.
Additionally, we present behavioral data in order to derive relationships between brain function and performance, and we have included a general linear model-based analysis in order to exemplify the incremental and differential results afforded by ICA.
The techniques provided differential results and in terms of accuracy SVM performed better than MLC while detecting natural and archaeological change estimation of the contested landscape of rock art.
The differential results in the various phylogenetic analysis can be attributed to misidentification of accessions, gene choice, use of insufficient data, introgression and hybridization, rapid speciation as well as lineage sorting (Wang et al. 1992; Zhu and Ge 2005; Zou et al. 2008).
Differential results were obtained for each target.
