"dissimilar by" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe two or more things that are not alike or similar to each other in some aspect. For example: 1. "The two paintings are dissimilar by style and subject matter." 2. "The siblings may look alike, but their personalities are dissimilar by nature." 3. "The two companies are dissimilar by size and business approach." 4. "Despite being from the same region, their cultures were dissimilar by language and customs."
Values closer to 0.24 were dissimilar by Bray Curtis similarity.
Two of the strains (AWRIB551 and AWRIB552) exhibited similar transcriptomes relative to the third strain (AWRIB419) which was dissimilar by comparison.
Reports of CL during 2001 2012 were markedly dissimilar by population group.
Smoking was associated with increased risk of lung cancer, but the effects were dissimilar by work location, with surface workers showing a stronger association than UG workers.
For a significant number of homozygous/heterozygous deletant pairs (9/30, p = 0.01) the drug sensitivity phenotypes are quantitatively dissimilar (by Euclidean squared distance, i.e. diverging at the top level of branching).
There may have been some confusion on the part of investigators in assessing the "similarity" of SWE images in that three acquisitions each showing heterogeneous stiff and soft areas in a given lesion and its surrounding tissue are indeed similar to each other but were sometimes rated as "dissimilar" by investigators.
While much of the differences are likely to be explained by health care access, dissimilar distributions by age, stage and histology suggest a possible role of biological factors.
It is not so much that the houses were designed to look dissimilar, though by the 1880s that was a common tactic.
In this article, a series of Sn xZn solders are designed for joining Mg/Al dissimilar metals by low temperature brazing.
This may imply that the association of dissimilar polymers by the specific interaction is a very slow rate process on a time scale of thousand minutes.
The welding of dissimilar metals by melting one of the metals is efficient if the welding conditions that determine the duration of the interaction between the solid and liquid metal are strictly controlled (Budkin 2011).
