Sentence examples for behaviors that differ from from inspiring English sources

The second assumption, however, states that outliers are a set of data with behaviors that differ from normal data.

Fifth, as in all survey research, those who did not return the survey may have beliefs and behaviors that differ from those that responded.

Past research has suggested that the institutionalized population showed atypical patterns of attachment behaviors that differ from a general population [ 22].

These include assessment of potentially increased absorption because of behaviors that differ from adults (i.e., hand-to-mouth activity); metabolite measurement, which can help identify age-related susceptibility differences; and improved assessment of dermal exposure, an important exposure route in children.

Typically, we tested the locomotion of animals in the absence of food (E. coli) because some mutant strains have food-dependent locomotion behaviors that differ from wild-type animals (11, 12); such differences should be minimized in the absence of food.

Ovarian clear cell carcinoma (CCC) has unique clinical characteristics and behaviors that differ from other histological types of EOC, including a frequent association with endometriosis and a highly chemoresistant nature, resulting in poor prognosis.

The stochastic change model makes predictions about behavior that differ qualitatively from those of competing accounts of stimulus-induced timing effects.

…we detect and prevent manipulation in a variety of ways, generally looking at where accounts come from, how they work together, and behaviors of groups of accounts that differ from typical behavior.

Sedentary behavior may require different interventions, based on correlates that differ from MVPA.

However, overrepresentation of the GO "locomotion" in genes more highly expressed in NEP cells again suggested that not only are these cells also migratory, but their movement behavior may be controlled by mechanisms that differ from those of NC cells.

Endogenous opioid peptides, therefore, may efficiently control primal behaviors through additive, synergistic or other mechanisms that differ from activation of a single receptor.