Sentence examples for gave a different result from inspiring English sources

This month, Mr. Speaker's doctors downgraded his type of tuberculosis to multidrug-resistant, or MDR, after repeating tests that initially gave a different result.

A third gene ZNF408 (shown in the Supplementary Materials) gave a different result in the biological experiment than predicted by the FDM method.

Of the false negative RDT results (where microscopy identified non-falciparum malaria only, but RDT gave a different result), 74%52%to88o 88%) of RDT results indicated 'no malaria'; the remaining false negative RDT results indicated P. falciparum or mixed infection (Table 4).

Of the false negative RDT results (where microscopy identified non-falciparum malaria only, but RDT gave a different result) 65%95%5% CI 43% to 81%) of RDT results indicated 'no malaria'; the remaining false negative RDT results indicated P. falciparum or mixed infection (Table 4).

The cross of red-eyed females to white-eyed males gives a different result: both sexes are red-eyed in F1 and the females in the F2 generation are red-eyed, half the males are red-eyed, and the other half white-eyed.

This regression gives a different result than the last one, showing that housing price actually goes up as the distance to any gas well decreases.

A more conservative approach to phylogeny might give a different result from the one shown in this study.

Of course, a different choice of the weight α would give a different result, but this simple cost model can help comparing different design choices for the federated cloud network infrastructure, after the relative importance of network overhead and customer's perceived quality has been determined.

Notice that intervening the alternative factorization, P ( b ̂, w ) = δ ( b ) P ( w | b ), would give a different result that is inconsistent with our causal story: we have assumed that the mercury level of the barometer depends functionally on the weather, and not the other way around.

For example, in the following table, AVG(i) (the average of the values of i) will give a different result from that of AVG j): Here AVG(i) is 200 (the average of 150, 200, and 250), while AVG j) is 150 (the average of 150, 200, 250, and 0).

The mean of eight swimmers might give a different result compared to the mean of ten swimmers.