Sentence examples for differently than predicted from inspiring English sources

However, the beam solutions behave significantly differently than predicted by the thermal analogy unless locally space averaged energy and power are considered.

"Due to resolute actions by euro area governments and European institutions, the year 2012 turned out quite differently than predicted," Mario Draghi, the E.C.B. president, told members of the Chamber of Commerce in Frankfurt.

By localizing BACs at the ends of scaffolds to spreads of tomato synaptonemal complexes (pachytene chromosomes), we showed that 45 scaffolds, representing one-third of the tomato genome, were arranged differently than predicted by the linkage map.

Both small- (micron) to large- (centimeter) scale heterogeneities in carbonates cause the injected acids to propagate very differently than that predicted by a homogeneous model.

Back in the real world, things played out quite differently than critics predicted.

We found species with considerably higher and lower probabilities of occurrence than predicted by regional occurrence, suggesting that clearcuts with retention were valued differently by members of the forest bird community in each region.

Its turnaround has happened faster than predicted.

Both wars lasted far longer than predicted.

57% perform as predicted, and 16% perform better than predicted.

In particular, N transfer between decomposing leaves may explain why litter mixtures sometimes decompose differently than would be predicted from the decomposition dynamics of each species separately.

They also assumed that no fund manager could consistently pick stocks that perform any differently than would be predicted by the Fama-French model -- in essence, that stock-picking skill simply doesn't exist.