Sentence examples for qualitatively different approach from inspiring English sources
A qualitatively different approach follows a conditional autoregressive model (CAR) which was originally suggested by Clayton and Kaldor [ 19] and more recently modified by Rasmussen [ 20].
In contrast, bringing glucose levels as close to normal as possible while minimizing the risk of hypoglycemia in patients with prediabetes and early diabetes is likely to require a qualitatively different approach—"pattern care" (Table 3).
The kWalks approach takes a qualitatively different approach to subgraph extraction by efficiently computing the set of edges most likely to be used while randomly walking from a seed node to any other one.
This paper compares two qualitatively different approaches for evaluation of fatigue limit distributions.
This paper considers an approach for representing nuclear data that is qualitatively different from the approach currently adopted by the nuclear science community.
Therefore, the current approach is qualitatively different from the traditional approach to functional connectivity, and has broad implications for network analysis in future fMRI studies.
The second answer to Nelson's question is that the problems of space and the problems of poverty are qualitatively different, demanding very different approaches.
Points clarified by me: People can and do argue at some length about the semantic distinction between 'pure' and 'vanilla' JavaScript, but I maintain — with considerable confidence — that JS written with jQuery is qualitatively different in content and approach than 'pure/vanilla' JS.
What Tucker argues is that Semenya's "difference" is qualitatively different from Bolt's "difference".
That is, the limit cycle is weakly hyperbolic, and hence we expect that the 2-dimensional approach will give qualitatively different results with respect to the 1-dimensional approach.
Using a phenomenographic approach three qualitatively different descriptive categories of experiences of physiotherapy interventions for children with CP, described in scientific physiotherapy articles written by physiotherapists, have been identified.
