The phrase "as seen in the different" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to various examples or contexts, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The results vary significantly, as seen in the different studies conducted over the years."
Alternatives: "as illustrated in the various" or "as demonstrated in the different".
The current HBR article is thus as an uneasy compromise between Agile as seen in the Agile community a different mindset with a new organizational goal and culture--and Agile as seen by firms merely as a management gadget to help pursue maximizing shareholder value.
Also, as seen in the HAPO study, different sets of women were identified to have GDM by the fasting plasma glucose (8.3 %), 1 h (5.7 %) and 2 h (2.1 %).
The evaluation includes a consideration of, and appreciation for, the challenges of this type of research, what the researchers accomplished in the way of universal prevention, and the nature of the project as seen in the context of three different models of prevention.
It is not clear why the seroconversion rate in Indian patients, as seen in the present study is different from the previous published Western and Asian rates.
Although these mutants have nearly identical statistics when we look at their discrete turning behaviors, their continuous motions, as seen in the dynamics of fluctuations along four different shape dimensions, show substantial differences.
The extent of structural changes reported for these two closely related M intermediates is small, but nevertheless they are very different as seen in the projection maps (Figs. 8M and N).
However, it is also becoming apparent, as seen in the papers described above, that under different circumstances AMPK can be either a suppressor or a promoter of cancer.
This was to account for differences in playing level of different countries as seen in the original survey. 1 Prospective and retrospective studies published in any language were considered.
One potential interpretation is that different patterns in the ownership versus postural displacement dependent variables reflect different processes, as seen in the rubber hand illusion23, 45, 46.
