Sentence examples for operating differently from inspiring English sources

While the time delay reported in this study introduces some recall bias, there is no reason to believe that recall is operating differently among patients infected with different species or among exposure groups, so that recall bias should not influence the case-case comparison.

Further, these biases could be operating differently between the global regions studied or even between practitioners of different specialties or working in different environments.

If car prices do not fall soon, we may have to conclude the higher prices are real, and are happening because Detroit really is operating differently now.

For its part, Sprint gets access to Clearwire's considerable 2.5 GHz spectrum assets, and Clearwire can continue building out its TD-LTE network, which while operating differently than Sprint's own LTE network, will provide the carrier with broader next-generation network coverage, a key tool in keeping it competitive with the other major U.S. carriers, AT&T and Verizon.

But some scientists say El Niño is operating differently than they expected — at least for Southern California.

The units operating in Oslo and Skien had problems with the rheostatic brake operating differently depending on the direction the train was running, something which was not observed in Flåm.

The over-all effect is strange, as if time had operated differently on different people.

Similar to pluralism, neo-corporatism operates differently in different countries depending on sociopolitical and historical circumstances.

More generally, it's important to remember that voucher programs operate differently in different places.

Moreover, the same kind of bias might operate differently in different studies.

Similarly, readiness may operate differently within different populations, e.g. treatment/non-treatment or specialized treatment milieus, etc).