Three of the parents did not seem to be able to differ, or to know what to expect differently of these two treatment methods before the admission.
In my personal experience, a residency is not necessarily a good time for paper writing, although supervisors may expect differently.
Although one might expect differently, timeliness of CT for flights where PLC's were available, was not better than CT for flights without PLC.
5 Although eyeballing Fig. 1 would lead one to expect differently, the fact that the marriage-cohabitation gap only significantly deviates from zero in 6 out of 45 countries makes it less surprising that the slope of cohabitation does not differ significantly over countries.
He said that his mixed-race and multicontinental background, and that of his extended family, would make the rest of the world see American power differently and expect different things from it — different from the perceptions and expectations the rest of the world would have of America under a white or otherwise less heterogeneous president.
Specifically, we use the fact that the declassification changed expected punishments differently in various age groups due to thresholds in British criminal law and employ a difference-in-differences type design using data from the longitudinal version of the Offending, Crime and Justice Survey.
The building damage functions distinguish among buildings that are designed to different seismic standards or are otherwise expected to perform differently during an earthquake.
As different users often differ in terms of mental ability to recall past events, they are expected to perform differently in answering different questions.
According to the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, developed in the 1930's, the mental categories by which people perceive the world are determined by their language, so that people who speak different languages can be expected to think differently.
Different stem designs are expected to migrate differently [8, 15].
