This is not to claim that our scales are better than other measures by simply employing multiple dimensions of assessment, but rather to state that as the objective of our benchmark is professional development, it seems natural that teachers' developmental issues with their classroom language use will differ from person to person, and even from instance to instance with the same individual.
The run time of such procedures can vary significantly from instance to instance and, when using different random seeds, on the same instance.
Women who responded to this question may differ from non-responders, for instance in motivation to complete the questionnaire, or in literacy.
As such, the Trump Resistance has differed from, for instance, the Tea Party in key ways.
Powerball stats will differ from MegaMillions stats, for instance.
Of course I had to learn a lot of things, as the symbols or even the symbolic aspects of colours for instance differ from one culture to another.
For instance, the most important factor, baseline inability, is very significant in both, but parameter estimates differ from 1.54 to 3.18.
The production of a certain document (such as a trademark registration) does not differ vastly from one instance to another.
The process differs from state to state: in Florida, for instance, when 50% of the homes are sold, a homeowner must be placed on the Board and voted for only by other residents.
Nevertheless, this differs from findings in Europe, for instance where relapsing/progressive proportions were identified as 77.4%/22.6% [ 35].
At American Airlines, for instance, the Admirals Club staff reports to a vice president for sales, whose views about making customers happy are likely to differ from those of the manager in charge of reservations.
