"largely differing" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used to indicate a significant difference between two things. For example, "The lifestyles of urban and rural dwellers are largely differing."
The genomes of large DNA viruses exhibit nucleotide compositions largely differing from their host genomes.
Furthermore, there is not yet a standard approach for determining statistical significance in differential expression results for microbial communities with largely differing structures.
It is remarkable that, although type and frequencies of CNAs were largely differing within the tumor cohort and varied between none and 18 altered genomic regions in single tumors, each of the three group-specific gene expression patterns remained stable.
What we observe in any case is that the objective effects of the same IT system can largely differ in different settings.
It was quantitatively determined that the samples cut out of different thickness positions had minor differences in microstructure, and these APS samples largely differed from the WSP samples.
By detailing here the number of SNVs among common regions of the genome and the amount of DNA gained or lost in the different isolates we found that both can largely differ between isolates (Table 2).
Although RS had the largest effects in terms of body weight gain and adiposity [26], there was no statistical difference between the two groups (which on the contrary largely differ in immune function [16]).
However, these trends largely differ across regions (e.g. developing economies have mostly reformed collective bargaining).
However, the performance of actual prototypes largely differs from the mentioned theoretical potential.
These polyamides continue being crystalline but their properties largely differ from those displayed by their parent acylated polymers.
Overall, the link between R&D, innovation, and productivity in micro firms does not largely differ from their larger counterparts.
