Sentence examples for different outcomes with from inspiring English sources

Generic measures capture comorbidities imperfectly but reflect the severity of the primary condition and predict different outcomes with differing degrees of power (25).

After the world humanitarian summit in Istanbul, we cannot expect different outcomes with the same UN structures.

(In the short run, probabilities of different outcomes with stocks are pretty symmetric).

The medium set gave six different outcomes with an error rate of 0.5%, and the large parameter set showed only one difference with an error rate less than 0.1%.

The different outcomes with respect to mother tongue instruction illustrate this point well, in as much as reliance on empirical evidence, as opposed to normative convictions, seems to have been stronger in Sweden than Denmark.

If however the global transport of field is also an integral part of the dynamo mechanism, then differences in the flow patterns resulting from the different vessel geometries may help to explain the different outcomes with respect to dynamo action.

Over it went to condemn Bristol to yet another crushing disappointment A stunning second-half comeback from the visitors had threatened a completely different outcome, with Bristol having led 30-16 with 10 minutes left and in sight of a return to the Premiership for the first time since 2009.

The "war of the currents" Edison waged on Westinghouse and Tesla might then have had a different outcome, with DC the victor and AC remembered (if it were remembered at all) as an interesting but stillborn experiment.

I've seen it hundreds of times and it's always the same story, though each couple hopes theirs will result in a different outcome, with the closeted partner assuring the out partner that she will eventually come out but that she's just more of a 'private' person, and the out partner swearing that she doesn't even care if her partner comes out -- the important thing is that they're together.

Recently acquired transient or chronic persistent HPV infection may have a different outcome with regard to cervical carcinogenesis.

Our data for dietary rather than genetically determined obesity, with a high carbohydrate rather than high fat diet, reveals a different outcome, with no shift in contractile function in intact beating hearts (Fig. 1; Table 2).