Sentence examples for a different interpretation from from inspiring English sources
Kidd had a different interpretation from a point man's perspective.
He said the family had come away with more questions than answers and a different interpretation from the account offered by the police, who have said that Mr. Scott, 43, was shot after he got out of his car brandishing a gun.
First, in case-control studies, in which participants are sampled with a probability that depends on the disease outcome, logistic regression permits valid estimation (although the intercept parameter has a different interpretation from that in a cohort study).
The multi-signal SSI-DATA technique requires a different interpretation paradigm from single-signal analysis methods, such as the Prony, HHT and Fourier spectral methos.
Our results give a little different interpretation from an additional dimension: based on the entropy value that is derived from the comparison of multiple maps, we further classified the "open" chromatin status, which is characterized by higher linker ratio values, into "dynamic" (higher entropy) and "stable" (lower entropy) statuses (Fig. 5a).
This remarkable difference resulted from a different interpretation of what defines a Bankart lesion.
Hence this methodological paradigm leads to a different interpretation of our results from that adopted in the clinical effectiveness paper.
Since these networks are not based on direct measurements of protein binding/interaction, the presence of two genes that are highly correlated has a different interpretation than that derived from a protein interaction network.
But the actor's appearance drew a very different interpretation from the Thursday night crowd at Clearview Chelsea Cinemas.
Mr. Crompton offers a very different interpretation from the influential theory outlined by the French philosopher Michel Foucault.
CLARKE DISAGREES -- Richard A. Clarke said that Condoleezza Rice had a radically different interpretation from his of the events surrounding the Sept. 11 attacks.
