Sentence examples for differ in methodology from inspiring English sources

Support for the amendment is consistent across the three surveys, which differ in methodology, at 47%-48 47%-48

Linking H. D. Doolittle and Gerard Manley Hopkins, he points out that, while the poets differ in methodology, "you can feel the same striving to enter the identity of experience".

The models may differ in methodology, or use a combination of methodologies to make more accurate predictions.

To date, virtually all measurements of leaf pollen deposition both direct measurements of pollen deposition on leaves and indirect measurements (other acceptors, technical instruments, proxy parameters)—have been obtained by non-standardised methods that differ in methodology, time span and available background information on the quantity of pollen shedding.

The studies are not immediately comparable, since they differ in methodology, treatment regimens, demographic profile and, perhaps most importantly, criteria for positivity of MDR status.

That language suggested France's scientific findings as well as those of the Swiss may have differed in methodology from the American procedures.

That report, the National Health Interview Survey, which differs in methodology from the census count, estimates that 900,000 fewer adults ages 19 to 25 were uninsured in the first quarter of this year than in 2010.

The surveys also differed in methodology, with PPP using automated phone calls to likely voters and MassINC using live telephone interviews with a wider sample of registered voters.

The five studies differed in methodology.

However, the various interventions differed in methodology, overall effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness.

The papers differed in methodology on how the cut-off point to select infants for nerve reconstructive surgical therapy should be determined.