Sentence examples for perform differently than from inspiring English sources

Now obviously people perform differently than code, but that's just a variable you need to include in your calculations in the same way you would think about the speed of servers or the functionality of Python versus Go.

First, some of our comparative studies were conducted using spiked-in cell lines, which could perform differently than CTCs from cancer patients on these platforms, since cell lines could conceivably be more robust than epithelial cells in peripheral circulation.

Niederle and Vesterlund (2011) provide evidence that women perform differently than men on mathematics-related tasks when the situation is perceived to be highly competitive.

Nonetheless, the micro-dilution method and E-test both have been reported to perform differently than disk diffusion and some automated systems [ 25, 26].

The oldest subject, which was more than twice as old as all other monkeys (Table  1), did not perform differently than the other subjects.

Thus, we cannot rule out the possibility that additional instruction affected student post-test performance or that students who were post tested later performed differently than those tested immediately after instruction.

The results were surprising in the sense that techniques often performed differently than claimed by the designers.

(See "Weak Progress On Loan Modification").. Mortgage-backed securities are a way to diversify the fixed-income portion of your portfolio with something that performs differently than your standard bond.

However, the transfer from pre-trial dose to baseline dose was performed differently than in the current trial.

The calculation of these components is performed differently than most multi-item self-report instruments which use simple sum of their items (i.e. Oral Health Impact Profile questionnaire) [ 34].

The approach we described can be extended to fit other statistical tests, and the binary coding of the genotypes can be performed differently than described, to match other underlying models of interaction.