Sentence examples for dissimilar methods from inspiring English sources

Quantification of SGD was attempted in Coleroon estuary, India, using three dissimilar methods like water budget, Darcy law and manual seepage meter.

They may speak different dialects, use dissimilar methods, and experience personality clashes, but to succeed, scientists from diverse fields must find a way to shed preconceptions and make the effort to understand a foreign discipline.

However, historical estimates of insect diversity and species richness can be difficult to confirm or compare, because they may be based upon dissimilar methods.

Two major, and fundamentally dissimilar, methods to predict the distribution of PbB are currently in use: statistical analyses of epidemiologic data, and application of biokinetic models to environmental lead measurements to predict PbB.

This may cause concern about the interpretation of the results, and raises questions about the legitimacy of comparing results between dissimilar methods used to calculate kappa in different studies.

Why think that the social justice sought by progressive Europeans for their own countries cannot also be a goal for Latin America, with different methods for dissimilar conditions?" 32.

The first one is the population survey, carried out with different methods and with dissimilar response rates.

Cuts of steak are quite dissimilar between countries owing to different methods of cutting up the carcass.

This dissimilar result might be because of using different methods, sample size, climate factor, geology, soil type, dissolution of minerals from lithological composition, and addition of chemical fertilizers.

Over the years, many attempts have been made to determine the filtration rates of filter-feeding mussels and other bivalves, but the different methods used have often caused difficulties leading to conflicting data due to dissimilar experimental conditions or methods (Riisgård, 2001a, b, c).

Instead we have used a series of filters that indirectly remove data that has a high probability of being dissimilar (see "Methods" section).