Sentence examples for different from the index from inspiring English sources
In double refraction, the index of refraction (a measure of the amount the ray is bent on entering the material), and hence the wave velocity of light vibrating in the direction of the electric field, is slightly different from the index of refraction of the vibration perpendicular to it.
In general, the index may be different from the index, due to possible permutations.
end{aligned} (8)The indices (r_1, r_2, r_3, r_4, r_{5 }) are mutually integers randomly generated within the range [1,NP], which are also different from the index i.
Furthermore, the index cases with PV or LPV in MYH9 were phenotypically different from the index cases with VUS.
Patients were classified as switching if they had a claim for any biologic that was different from the index drug during the first year after the index date.
On the other hand, the infectious source of the No.23 patient was not confirmed to be different from the index case.
We readily see that most of these values are significantly different from the refractive index of water.
Comorbidity was measured by using the Charlson comorbidity index 22 conditions mentioned in the hospital record for the first time ADR, coded to an ICD-9, ICD-9-CM, or ICD-10-AM rubric that were different from the principal index diagnosis.
Second, some parameter specifications in our data analysis are subjective primarily because no consensus exists on the definition of heat waves and quantification of heat effects, for example, percentile-based heat wave definitions in summer months are different from the heat index used by NWS and may not capture all heat wave days.
We note that performance indices for the 2-odor paradigm are not different from the performance indices in the one-odor paradigm (see the respective groups 1 vs. 3 in Figures 2C, 3C, 4C, and 5C).
To support this idea, we report the fact that the K-statistic computed in the two sub-populations (male and female) gives results completely different from the C-index: its value, indeed, is increased by the inclusion of the omics score in the prognostic index both in the female (from 0.684 for the clinical model to 0.694 for the combined model) and in the male (from 0.631 to 0.665) subgroups.
