Sentence examples for choices differed from from inspiring English sources
Men's choices differed from the levels expected by chance (χ = 16.1, df = 4, p = .003).003
The sample and the choices differed from trial to trial, and the location of the correct target varied randomly between the upper or lower position from trial to trial as well.
While some people struggle to understand the motivation of those whose choices differ from the norm, Simon Mehigan, deputy director of midwifery at Chelsea and Westminster hospital in London, does not.
But to restore themselves to power they need now to adapt their social attitudes as well, by being more welcoming to ethnic minorities, more open-minded on matters such as cannabis, and more tolerant of people whose sexual and social choices differ from their own.Mr Clarke wants Conservatives to make less of a fuss about the euro and the European Union.
Spontaneous alternation, expressed as a percentage, refers to that proportion of arm choices differing from the previous two [58], [59].
This choice differed from the Assembly's formal selection in that on it the earth was surrounded by the words "United Nations, Nations Unies".
The choice differs from the one announced last month by the New York Film Critics Circle, which gave "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" its highest honor.
This year the Globes' nomination choices differed notably from those of major movie guilds, the Directors Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild, suggesting that Oscar nominating choices will be far from a sure bet.
In both cases, the percentage of correct choices differed significantly from a random choice (quinine group: one-sample t-test against 50%; t8 = 9.7, p<0.001; water group: t8 = 7.7, p<0.001), thus confirming that both groups learned the discrimination between CS+ and CS−.
Alternation was defined as the number of arm choices that differed from the previous two choices.
