Sentence examples for differed to such from inspiring English sources
A recent study reported that uni-dimensional measurements of tumour size performed by different observers using the same CT image differed to such a degree that nearly 30% of tumours would have been misclassified as progressive disease using response evaluation criteria in solid tumours (RECIST) [ 2].
The cases could not easily be compared, however, since the pre- and post-operative circumstances differed to such a great extent.
This implies that no parameter variation between registrations differed to such a degree that it would have any impact on decisions in clinical treatment.
Another explanation may be imprecision of skGFR period estimates (data not shown): five of the skGFR period estimates differed to such an extent they were classified as outliers.
This study found, in the SEER database, that Lauren type 1 and Lauren type 2 stomach cancers differ to such a degree that different regression equations are required to explain variations in their incidences.
The question thus arises regarding why overdiagnosis estimates differ to such an extent between those studies.
This paper may perhaps not resolve the controversy, but it does explain why reported epidemiologic estimates may differ to such an extent.
Available lessons learnt, best practices and tools should be used and reinventing the wheel avoided, but at the same time the local context may differ to such a degree that specific tools and solutions must be developed.
Moreover, proponents and opponents tend to base their views on model variants that differ to such an extent in their assumptions that the model outcomes are not directly comparable.
The behaviour and treatment response of these tumours differ to such a degree from HPV negative tumours that an increasing number of scientists claim that they should be considered as two different enteties [ 20, 26].
For various regions of the world, these circuity factors differ due to such factors as road network density, travel obstacles, in hilliness.
