Sentence examples for different methods from the from inspiring English sources

There was no marked difference among polysaccharides extracted using different methods from the infrared spectrum.

The microstructure was observed by different methods, from the coating surface through the cross sections to the interface.

Using different methods from the earlier study, the new report confirmed the warming trend in the Northeast throughout the 20th century, and showed it increasing over the last 30 years.

Monthly SLD fields are then compared relative to the much more widely studied MLD as computed using four different methods from the recent scientific literature.

In order to salvage such systems, we have combined different methods from the area of computer science, cognitive science, psychology, and human computer interaction to formulate a framework for guiding the redesign process.

In this background, the present study aims to further add to the scientific knowledge by evaluating the antimicrobial activity against the different clinically isolated microbial pathogens and antioxidant activity through different methods from the separate aerial and underground parts of A. benthamii.

It suggests that America's intelligence agency can have different objectives, and not just different methods, from those of the State Department and other arms of the American government.

Reasonably enough; a successful dish is often achieved by quite different methods from those advocated in the cookery books or by the professional chefs, but over this question of omelette-making, professional and amateur cooks alike are particularly unyielding.

The union has proposed that clubs share 221/2percentnt of their local revenue, using a different method from the owners' plan, and want no tax on payrolls.

An unpublished report by the Research Council of Norway, a government-funded body, which was compiled by a team led by Terje Berntsen of the University of Oslo, uses a different method from the IPCC's.

They resolved to conduct the war on a very different method from the rest of the Gauls; for as they perceived that the greatest nations [of Gaul] who had engaged in war, had been routed and overcome, and as they possessed continuous ranges of forests and morasses, they removed themselves and all their property thither.