Sentence examples for adjudicated differently from from inspiring English sources

What would constitute 'excessive' is an ethical, sociological and scientific question: what might be excessive for certain individual patients, or groups of patients, might not be for others; participating in multiple surveys might be adjudicated differently from participation in several clinical trials in a short time frame.

Unlike criminal complaints that are resolved in court, these cases were adjudicated away from the public eye by university judicial boards.

These outcomes were all adjudicated, apart from those for celecoxib [ 28].

She adjudicated the issue from within the teachings of the Church.

Vertebral fractures were adjudicated from baseline lateral lumbar and thoracic spine radiographs based upon a previously developed protocol [ 28].

People communicate differently from Americans.

Men think differently from women?

"They think differently from a year ago.

They think differently from us.

Yes, it was treated differently from Egypt.

Presumably a bit differently from Keegan.