Sentence examples for dissimilar conduct from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court of Utah speculated about the loss of State Farms business license, the disgorgement of profits, and possible imprisonment, but here again its references were to the broad fraudulent scheme drawn from evidence of out-of-state and dissimilar conduct.
The basis of the European physicists' scheme was that dissimilar materials conduct heat in various ways at different temperatures.
While 47 trials met the inclusion criteria for this review, the chemotherapy regimens investigated were too dissimilar to conduct meta-analysis [ 27].
Despite the very dissimilar dc conductivities of the as-deposited films, the two Ta2O5 samples showed surprisingly similar Li ion conducting properties for small Li/Ta2O5 ratios.
Based on that decision, State Farm again moved for the exclusion of evidence of dissimilar out-of-state conduct.
Thus, we need to help teachers generate practical and practitioner knowledge and empower them through classroom-based research, so that they figure out their own effective ways to give feedback without necessarily transferring findings from previous research that is conducted in dissimilar contexts, or in laboratory-like conditions that are remote from classroom realities.
The findings across the three surveys that investigated variation in attitudes by demographic characteristics were equivocal, but the groups surveyed, the questions asked, and the analyses conducted were dissimilar.
Of all births, 28.0% were attended by a skilled birth attendant, which is not dissimilar to another study conducted in Tigray region in 2009, where 25% of births were attended by a health professional or a trained Traditional Birth Attendant [ 30].
The findings of this study are not dissimilar to results of research conducted among Bedouin children in other regions [ 33, 34].
Benefits of this system include flexibility to conduct a variety of dissimilar tasks and reality of user feedback in physical space.
These issues must be understood; as should the limitations inherent to strength-based testing of a complicated adhesive bond joining dissimilar substrates, for proper test selection, conduct and interpretation.
