Sentence examples for measure differs from from inspiring English sources

First of all, Culyer [ 10] proposes that 'capacity to benefit' (as an outcome measure) differs from needs (as a resource input), so these two concepts are measurable in different ways which do not necessarily match.

The sponsor, Legislator David Denenberg, said the measure differs from a proposal in New Jersey that would bar players whose conduct violated the rules.

Their measure differs from ours in that they rely on information from Twitter users in evaluating the importance of news articles while we rely on information from news agencies.

Note that this measure differs from AUC inhibition, which is instead derived from the area under the time-dependent response curve.

The more the mean person measure differs from zero, the more the set of items is mistargeted to the person ability.

This measure differs from Blast identity percentage because it standardizes the amount of change in the lineage leading to T. dalmanni by the total amount of evolutionary change across other flies.

It has been estimated that on the eve of the Revolution, a quarter of a million different units of measure were in use in France; in many cases the quantity associated with each unit of measure differed from town to town, and even from trade to trade.

We randomly retested 10% of all sampled students as well; if the second measure differed from the original one by more than 3.0 g/L among three or more students, we retested all sample students in that school.

We examined whether facility and gold raters in agreement on each quality measure differed from those that disagreed in terms of the length of time elapsed between their assessments.

These measures differ from traditional HRQoL instruments in that they allow patients to individually define HRQoL domains or weights.

Indirect measures differ from direct measures in that they do not rely on verbal self-reports as a way of inferring attitudes [12].