Sentence examples for explicitly different from those from inspiring English sources

In 6/33 cases (18.2%) the specialists' diagnoses were explicitly different from those of the GP, including two patients with newly diagnosed BPPV.

Agile entails an mindset that is explicitly different from the prevailing mindset of bureacracy and efficiency.

"Attorney General Holder is saying something explicitly different from both Bush and Clinton," Mr. Nadelmann said.

VK: When differences in media practices, tastes, or ownership rates are noted for low-income families of color, these families are either implicitly or explicitly different from something - and that's white and middle class families.

The literature on focus groups addresses this point by emphasizing the importance of contrary opinions; and in its methodology, often explicitly requests opinions different from those being expressed [ 29].

The results presented in this paper differ from those commonly derived in standard kinetic theory of gas mixtures because the microscopic equations which describe the effects of interactions among agents are explicitly meant to model opinion dynamics, and they are different from those normally used to describe collisions among molecules in a gas.

different from those in general-purpose computing.

My stuff is different from those guys.

These epidemiological features were different from those in Northern China.

Will further strikes be different from those of last week?

These proposals aren't much different from those floated 40 years ago.