The phrase "a dissimilar function from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two functions that are different in nature or purpose.
Example: "The new software performs a dissimilar function from the previous version, focusing more on user experience."
Alternatives: "a different function than" or "an unlike function to".
Since median is resistent to outlier, we have proposed a dissimilarity function that captures how dissimilar a recommendation class is from the median of the recommendation set.
Finally, to distinguish extreme from 'classical' multifunctional proteins, proteins found at the intersection of functional modules annotated to dissimilar functions were identified.
The best hit corresponds to a protein of unknown function from Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PDB ID code 1tu1), presenting a DALI Z-score of 5.9 (Z-scores below 2 are structurally dissimilar) and SSM Q-score of 0.17 (Q = 1 means exact structural alignment) (Figure 8B).
It is an observation drawn from the same (homogeneous) general population that adds information on an unknown parameter, and not an observation generated from a dissimilar distribution.
Our results indicate a dissimilar behavior of the susceptible vs. the resistant genotypes from 1 to 3 DPI.
Consequently, the crack front changes from one case to the other as it accommodates a dissimilar velocity distribution.
Inhibin is the only TGFβ superfamily ligand assembled from two relatively dissimilar subunits; it shares a β-subunit with activin but couples with a dissimilar α-subunit [10].
Not dissimilar in function to Yuri Suzuki's The Sound Taxi which recorded sounds from the streets of London to convert into EDM the device works by popping the cork off the bottle and placing it next to an object or person (or cat) whose sounds you want to record.
A defendants dissimilar acts, independent from the acts upon which liability was premised, may not serve as the basis for punitive damages.
