"opposing result" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when something has come out differently than expected. For example, "The research showed an opposing result to what was originally believed."
Opinion polls, never reliable in this vast tropical country of 13m people, produce wildly opposing results.
However, some studies showed opposing results.
Although these two RCTs exhibited opposing results, they added value to the field of critical care.
Inconsistency in selecting cell subpopulations or methods with different sensitivity in expressing or measuring hGRα might have produced such opposing results.
As opposing results could not be completely excluded, a further examination is needed that could lead to a more complete understanding of the topic.
If sedentarisation leads to the overgrazing of plants, a loss of biodiversity, and ultimately desertification, it seems reasonable to expect the opposite treatment (nomadism) to yield opposing results upon the landscape.
As previous studies describing LV dilatation mainly used healthy animal models without vasopressor therapy or excluded cardiac comorbidities in humans, ongoing catecholamine therapy or intrinsic pathophysiologic processes of atherosclerosis are most likely responsible for the opposing results.
Still, he says, other groups have arrived at opposing results regarding the role of T cells in the disease, in part, perhaps, because their animal models aren't the same.
Some apparently opposing results were obtained.
Liquid media have caused opposing results when being applied by different laboratories using apparently identical protocols [3], [9].
