Sentence examples for dissimilar paradigm from inspiring English sources
Chaplains perceived researchers as passionate about their work, were concerned research might uncover negative findings for their profession, and sensed they used a dissimilar paradigm from their research colleagues regarding the 'ways of relating' to knowledge and understanding.
Chaplains suggested they used a dissimilar paradigm from their research colleagues in terms of their "ways of relating" to knowledge and understanding.
It's an art history nerd's modern adaptation of the Catholic paradigm, not dissimilar to Kehinde Wiley's juxtapositions of historical references and modern-day cultural tropes.
Once the proposal is targeted at fostering compositions, final service codes (i.e., executable service code) whose process programming language is dissimilar or incompatible with the workflow paradigm should not be expected as possible outputs in this proposal.
This paradigm shift is not dissimilar from what was necessary in the behavioral evaluation of developmental lead exposure two decades ago.
Previous results are consistent with the lack of habituation in migraine patients, despite the application of different experimental paradigms and data analysis produced dissimilar results [3, 4].
This simulation demonstrates that same synaptic conductances can sum differently and produce dissimilar estimates of the synaptic drives under different activation paradigms.
To test this hypothesis, we used a novel experimental paradigm that required participants to switch between similar and dissimilar tasks, within a relatively large set of six tasks.
Based on the recognition memory ERP literature, we made several predictions about the nature of neural correlates of short-term false memory and how these neural correlates could suggest both similar and dissimilar neurocognitive processing relative to false memory in long-delay DRM paradigms (see also [ 19]).
However, the next paradigm is the integrated use of both materials, which poses a challenge of how to join the dissimilar materials.
