"reported differently" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something has been stated in a different way, or in other words, reported differently. For example: The news report stated that the crime had been committed by an outsider, however, witnesses at the scene reported differently.
The characteristics of participants were reported differently and different outcomes and measures were used in the evaluations.
First, contacts at work were reported differently in the different surveys due to between-country differences in survey design (see Table 1).
For this reason, we designed the duplicate filter to be very lenient, accepting any publications in which authors or publications years differ (even though occasionally these details may be reported differently for the same publication by different sources).
"Maybe it would have been reported differently if I had done it," he said.
Michael Fallon's personal attack on Ed Miliband's character was a story that mixed campaigning with aspects of policy but also revealed how the same event can be reported differently.
Because Indigenous suicide and self-harm attempts were reported differently and "rarely involve the expected pattern of observable mental health issues", they were difficult to predict and there was "often a very limited window of opportunity for intervention", the report said.
3) Different studies collect and report differently the information on maternal near miss.
Such misclassification could arise both because cases and controls were interviewed by different nurses and because they recall or report differently.
Other than lack of a gold standard, a potential limitation is that participants who did not report differently between general enquiries and checklists were systematically different from those who did.
When sensors start reporting differently, the FC interprets the situation as an SSDF attack, when in fact, the sensors reported honestly.
And as impressive as the numbers sound, the results were just shy of analyst expectations: on average analysts expected revenues of $207.70 million, according to Yahoo Finance, while Bloomberg is reporting differently.
