The phrase "a different decision as" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It is typically used when comparing or contrasting decisions, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We reached a different decision as the circumstances changed."
Alternatives: "an alternative decision to" or "a distinct choice compared to".
In a statement, Stephen Chao, the president of USA Cable, said, "We would have preferred a different decision, but, as we said, the loss of the W.W.F. will have a negligible effect on our ratings and a positive effect on our profits".
But Johnson reached a different decision — and he announced it as quickly as if he had already thought through all the options and decided what he would do.
"It seems likely that Nestlé will appeal the decision," Lee Curtis of Harrison Goddard Foote, adding: "The hearing officer of the UK application suggested that he cam3 to a different decision to the Community Trade Marks Office as he had the benefit of 'better' evidence from experts".
Weber's experiments have also looked at how the ordering of choices can create stark differences: considering distant benefits before immediate costs can lead to a different decision than if you consider — as is common — the costs first.
Hermione Way, Tinder's head of European communications, said: "While those swiping decisions are important and could be the first step to a successful relationship, we hope that the NHS profiles featuring Jamie, Jade and Gemma will encourage people to make and act upon a different decision too – to sign up as an organ donor".
Experts in the UK say a different decision has been reached here as the initial operation to remove the womb from the donor is complex and not without risk.
Although the PHTadj_free provides a higher Pearson correlation to PHTfree than PHTtotal/10, the question is whether a clinician is more likely to make a different decision when presented with PHTadj_free as opposed to PHTtotal.
"We are conducting a full investigation as to how a different decision was made in this case and clarifying our decision-making process so that cases like this are reported to the police immediately in the future".
Our findings reveal that physicians make different decisions as a function of the number of patients they see, and that treatment patterns vary across different systems of providing prescription drugs.
Over the next 200 years, different judges provided different decisions as to whether or not a third party could enforce a contract that benefited them.
