Sentence examples for different outcome in from inspiring English sources

I ran the piece by Kerry Emanuel, who with colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology spent the weekend tracking and simulating the coastal surge, and he said: "Perhaps the one inch is a bit of an exaggeration, but it would not have taken too much of a difference for a very different outcome in New York City".

Another difference that might have contributed to the different outcome in the two models is that the tumorigenic capacity of human keratinocytes expressing IκBαSR and oncogenic Ras was assessed by transplantation into immunodeficient mice, while in our experiments, the mice were immune competent.

Of the 140 comparable appraisals, the same outcome was reached in 100 (71.4%), the same outcome but with a difference in restriction in 27 (19.3%) and a different outcome in 13 (9.3%).

This time, the Giants are counting on key differences — physical health and mental maturity, mostly — to forge a different outcome in November and December.

The decision to halt the study seems extremely debatable because it was based upon a secondary analysis of an underpowered study and a different outcome in a single patient would have abolished the statistical difference in mortality [ 44].

New Yorkers, of course, would have preferred a different outcome in Phoenix.

It helps to shrink some, but mostly it gives you the awareness and tools needed to respond differently, therefore having different outcomes in your life.

One issue on which this study sheds light was some individual differences from the surveys that reflected different outcomes in ALEKS.

True democracy, though, will have many different outcomes in policy.

The different outcomes in the two antitrust cases warranted banner headlines.

In illustration, Posner weighs the costs and benefits of different outcomes in cases involving detention, interrogation, radical speech and privacy.