Sentence examples for differed from the conclusions from inspiring English sources
When the Wall Street Journal accidentally got their hands on an original staff report from the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust investigation of Google, many in the media focused on where the FTC staff report on Google differed from the conclusions of the FTC commissioners on whether Google's favoring of its own properties in its search engine unfairly hurt rival "vertical" content providers.
Therefore, our data differed from the conclusions of evaluating barcoding markers made from unrelated species.
All pathological examinations were conducted by two experienced pathologists (Tranø et al, 2009) and if the pathology reports documented in the medical records differed from the conclusions of the study pathologists, we used the latter conclusions.
In fact, the observed human behavior patterns seem to differ from the conclusions drawn from the approach based on the model of a rational consumer who optimizes their decisions across time.
However, because the amount of hydrogen that was originally incorporated into the Earth's interior is unknown, the oxidation state of the upper mantle may actually differ from the conclusions drawn from surface observations, which are necessarily indirect.
More importantly, however, the results of these approaches differ from the conclusions made using the gain analysis.
Our conclusions, however, potentially differ from the conclusions of Serna et al., and we do not observe a TBCB-TBCE complex in our work.
Our conclusions on the clinical utility of ABPM differ from the conclusions of a cost-effectiveness analysis undertaken in relation to the use of ambulatory BP measurement for diagnosis of hypertension.
While these findings agree with the results of a similar survey in Pakistan [ 1] they differ from the conclusions drawn from a survey of practising physicians in Kyoto, Japan [ 3].
That conclusion differs from the conclusion of the secretary.
An additional ending is presented in the game which differs from the conclusion of Christie's novel.
