"highly differing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an adjective used to describe two or more things that are very different from one another. Example sentence: The students had highly differing opinions on the current political situation.
The relative RNA abundance obtained from two highly differing density gene panels are correlated with eight common genes differentiating HER2 + and HER2 - breast tumors.
These highly differing distributions could result from different genome features.
Despite body normalized doses interindividually highly differing reactions in type and intensity were observed.
I have hundreds of millions of dollars of technology assets deployed on laddered refresh cycles through a variety of delivery models, all supporting highly differing divisional requirements across a number of development platforms.
The feature is caused by the form of the cluster size dependence on the attachment rate constant (32), which in the limiting case of clusters of highly differing sizes does not depend on the size of the smaller cluster.
This means that cells of highly different division number can have similar label intensity, whereas two cells of the same division number can possess highly differing label intensities.
The results show that optimal structures highly differ when different failure criterion are considered and that none of the failure criteria is always the most or the least conservative when different load conditions are applied.
For the latter, the mineral soil layer was defined to a depth of 2 m. [31] claim that the C storage in mineral soils can highly differ due to different bedrocks: soils with calcareous bedrocks show the highest C contents (115 t/ha) whereas pseudogleys influenced by stagnant water show the lowest values (47 t/ha).
In this regard, our concept highly differs from Ellin's VIDA process (Ellin, [2013]: 84).
Finally, as-synthesized systems highly differ in reactivity, which is explained by their individual structural discrepancies.
The real loading from cutting operations and motion usually highly differs from these assumptions.
