Sentence examples for labelled differently from inspiring English sources

Hence, despite having the same symptoms, patients may be labelled differently by different physicians, and in different countries depending on the social security system [ 25].

Blue, green, yellow, and so on do not exist as distinct colours in nature, waiting to be labelled differently, as it were, by different languages; they come into existence, for the speakers of particular languages, by virtue of the fact that those languages impose structure upon the continuum of colour and assign to three of the areas thus recognized the words "blue," "green," "yellow".

Neuro-symbols of different hierarchical levels are labelled differently according to their function.

For example "EGFR1 signalling pathway" in NetPath (Additional file 1: Table S 1, row 98) and "EGF receptor signalling pathway" in Panther (row 110) are labelled differently and therefore treated by a computer as a different pathway even though we know intuitively that they are likely to be similar.

Furthermore, due to specific information, variations in the same protein carrying different labels cannot be discriminated (the number of proteins with variants labelled differently and presently available is 20, corresponding to 3.4% of the whole data set, as shown in Table 1).

Supersection identifiers are confusing and problematic when considered across the entire Code, because identical levels are labelled differently from Title to Title.

However, the specific dimensions are labeled differently by different authors [ 7].

(Actually, here, the map is labeled differently on the North and South halves.

These breaks may be labeled differently, but they serve the same function as government spending.

"These products are labeled differently, but in all ways they're smoked and used as cigarettes," he said.

Building an argument around the rise and fall of important social settlements, Flawed Capitalism traces the history of the two economies through first their New Deal and then their Reaganite periods ones labeled differently in the UK, but similarly marked by the development first of a Keynesian welfare state and then a Thatcherite neoliberal one.