Due to disparate terms used in the decision making literature, it was difficult to define search terms to capture all relevant papers.
In several commentaries I have read, logic has vanished into a terminological fog as disparate terms – assisted dying, assisted suicide, physician-assisted suicide and mercy killing are confused and conflated.
Disparate in terms of technique and background, and with 20 years between them – Towler is 42, Sojourna 23 – they are all part of the Rambert dance company, which this year turns 90.
The molecular responses to CH in WT and dmDys flies were found to be disparate in terms of the ability of the respond to the stresses of hypoxia (Figure 5).
On another topic, do you see any tax issues arising as companies become closer, even as they are more disparate in terms of geography?
Where the background of the student was more disparate (in terms of age and experience) from the traditional route, skills-integration was a key concern evident, as was the motivation to practice dentistry as a public service.
This inconsistency reflects an evidence base which is extensive but disparate in terms of the methods used to assess agreement, and highlights uncertainty about drawing meaningful conclusions from the literature.
In evolutionary theory, 'emergence' is a key term that has widely been used in disparate scientific disciplines under very diverse perspectives, with major applications in social systems, evolution of ecosystems and co-evolution (Goldstein 1999; Corning 2002; De Haan 2006).
Since the inception of the term, subjective interpretations of SA have generated an increase in disparate perspectives and conceptualisations.
He offered three examples in disparate industries: PepsiCo, United Technologies and Intel.
