Sentence examples for different from the standardised from inspiring English sources
Elite institutions should be fine, we wrote, because they product they offer is completely different from the standardised, distance education that MOOCs offer.
This is significantly different from the standardised mean value of zero (t = 3.768 df = 54, p<0.0005), indicating that verbal intelligence is more affected than performance intelligence in children with DMD, consistent with previous published studies [8], [9], [12].
A spokesman for Mercedes-Benz said: "Since real-world driving conditions do not generally reflect those in the laboratory, the consumption figures may differ from the standardised figures".
As the studies had used different questionnaires the standardised mean difference (SMD) was used.
Tests performed on a two-phase reactor showed that, without any cobalt addition, standard oxygen transfer efficiencies (SOTE) obtained from the proposed method are not statistically different from those issued from the standardised method.
25 They found that the classification of hospitals as statistically significant outliers on the basis of their in-hospital standardised mortality ratios was noticeably different from the classification based on 30 days post-admission ratios.
Random samples from the standardised scenarios were used each half-day, offering the students different access to basic medical problems.
The choice of standard weights is arbitrary, but the age-standardised estimates are not widely different from the raw estimates, and they enable direct comparison of relative survival over time, compensated for changes in the age distribution of patients.
Second, we used path analysis to simultaneously run all of the equations from the different regression analyses and pictorially show the standardised regression coefficients between exposures, potential mediators and outcomes.
As a mental disorder, it wasn't dropped from the DSM, the standardised classification of mental health conditions, until 1980.
Another important parameter that can be generated from PET studies is the standardised uptake value (SUV).
