Sentence examples for the differing poll from inspiring English sources

Andrew Hawkins, the chairman of ComRes, said the differing poll results could be explained by a number of factors, including how companies weighted the votes and the fact responses were taken within minutes of the debate finishing.

Frequently, graphics can be designed to mislead or confuse the reader or viewer into thinking that the responses to the poll differed from the raw figures the poll actually indicated.

One possible reason for the differing margins on the two polls is that Santorum's lead is larger than Romney's (36 to 25percentt) on the ARG poll among the subset of Republicans who say they will definitely vote on Feb. 28.

Aside from the differing margins obtained by the two polls, the bigger issue is whether this surge of support for Santorum will persist.

Breaking the numbers down along party lines, although Republicans and Democrats differ on the issue, the poll revealed that the gap is not as large as people perceive.

When you account for the scaling up of the numbers from the poll, these numbers differ from the Interior Ministry numbers by less than the poll's margin of error.

With its focus on competitive districts, the new poll differs from many other surveys that ask what is known as a generic House vote question.

The RAND poll differs from others in that it uses a panel of the same 3,500 respondents who are asked their opinions about the presidential race continually throughout the contest; it is therefore subject to less statistical noise than other surveys.

The earlier poll differed from the HuffPost/YouGov survey both in its methodology (live phone interviews versus online interviews using YouGov's opt-in panel) and in not offering an explicit "don't know" response.

Here's why the poll differs from others.

The latest surveys differ from polls earlier this spring that suggested support for Mueller's investigation was steady or even rising.