Sentence examples for given a different view of from inspiring English sources

Atomic force microscopy studies have given a different view of the HIV envelope spike8, so determining which view is more likely in infectious particles is an important next step.

Meanwhile, a survey from Lloyds TSB gave a different view of consumer spending, at least for last month.

These surveys exist in about 10 different spectral bands, from X-rays to the infrared, with each survey giving a different view of the universe.

I wanted to give a different view of the west from the usual series of masculine encounters and battles of strength, and to present this idea of going west as just a trance of walking.

Changes to those rather conservative assumptions [22, 34, 35] could also give a different view of the cost-effectiveness of the programs.

The goal of this paper is to give a different view of what a constitutive equation is and to emphasize the idea that the prediction of failure of a material is mainly equivalent to the problem of deriving the proper constitutive equations.

WithOne resampling, the particle filter will suffer from depletion.

The approach is quite interesting and gives a different view of the classical phylogenetic representations.

Modern psychometric approaches may give a different view of item reduction, and thus different short-forms may emerge as a result.

David Abbott (Madison, WI) gave a different view of the developmental origins of IR and β-cell defects based on a nonhuman primate model for PCOS (37).

A partner perspective might give a different view of the extent to which resources are coordinated, not least because operational definitions of key concepts may vary from actor to actor.