Sentence examples for a different measurement from inspiring English sources
These differences suggest a different measurement model should be used for males and females.
For example, measurement of a liver lesion in the 'arterial phase' of enhancement will produce a different measurement from that produced if the lesion is measured in the 'portal phase' of enhancement, which are seen in the arterial phase (B ) (arrows).
We also would like to mention that the reliability differences cannot be attributed completely to the instrument, as a different measurement protocol was used, and our current study design did not control for this possibility.
The Food and Drug Administration uses a different measurement, and it has come under considerable criticism from activist groups like the Mercury Policy Project.
Once you include Northern Ireland and use a different measurement, the so-called centroid method, in which you have to imagine the landmass as cardboard cutout balancing on the tip of a pencil, the centre moves to the middle of Morecambe Bay.
The latter can also be used to consider concavity but in a different measurement unit.
In order to examine the achievable accuracy in the overall scenario, a different measurements route has also been used to test the coverage prediction.
The accuracy of the method has been validated by performing calibrations at a wide range of simulation frequencies, analyzing the power distribution and evaluating the predictions with a different measurements route.
We used (a) two different measurement models [one-parameter model (1PL) and two-parameter model (2PL)] with (b) two different degrees of measurement invariance, resulting in four different models.
Two large US studies using a slightly different measurement method revealed that more than half of the participating patients (54%, 76% respectively) wanted to have at least a part of the responsibility in decision making [ 18, 19].
For functional outcomes, which were assessed on a number of different measurement scales, we calculated a standardized mean difference (ie, standardized effect size).
