Sentence examples for a different set of figures from inspiring English sources

In a pair of articles in the Indian Express, Surjit Bhalla, an economist, and Ravinder Kaur, a sociologist, use a different set of figures to get a different result.

The poll by Opinium also issued a different set of figures using an alternative methodology to try to reflect the fact that online samples are sometimes seen to over-represent socially conservative respondents, who may be more likely to favour Brexit.

The prime minister's advisers prefer a different set of different figures, pointing out that growth in productivity as measured by output per hour worked has recently accelerated.

Contrast this with the results of other research which asks what people think about rights themselves and a very different set of figures emerge: over 90% support for a law protecting individual rights; the vital right to privacy and family life, fair trial and freedom from torture, ComRes/Liberty, Oct 2011).

Moreover these methylation scores are not representative of "whole-genome" methylation but only of the local regions that are being analyzed in each graph (e.g. 3, 749,417 regions in Figure 2 but a different set of 40,876 regions in Figure 3C), peak-to-trough scores therefore differ between analyses.

Table 1 shows that the FF and Voc improve when the potential barrier is lowered; this is a different set of cells than that in Figure 5.

Treasury officials stressed that the Wednesday report by federal bank regulators relied on a different set of data, so the 0.1percentt figure may be misleading.

In some of the Rest2 blocks the PCC was positively correlated with the subset of DN regions that dominated the FC pattern during Rest1, and in other blocks was positively correlated with a different set of regions (blue regions in Figure 2, see Table 2 for the entire list).

As we goggle at the fluttering financial figures, a different set of numbers passes us by.

College students are raised in an environment that demands one set of navigational skills, and they are then cast out into a different environment requiring a different set of skills, which they have to figure out on their own.

We therefore used BEAST to reconstruct a dated tree of cytochrome b sequences from the Soricidae using a different set of fossil calibrations (Additional file 1: Figure S4).