The phrase "dissimilar settings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to different or varied environments or contexts in which something occurs.
Example: "The study examined the effects of the new teaching method in dissimilar settings, including urban and rural schools."
Alternatives: "different environments" or "varied contexts."
The performance of these protocols has been evaluated using dissimilar set of experimental/simulation parameters, thus there is no well defined benchmark for experimental/simulation settings.
We had to rely on the fact that the questionnaire had been validated in many other languages and countries [13], including India with not too dissimilar cultural settings [24].
Likewise, case load and severity may be dissimilar in different settings.
The numbers studied were relatively small, and the patient numbers were dissimilar in the different settings.
However, because of the current debate surrounding the diagnostic criteria for concussion, it is difficult to determine if injuries presenting to various health care settings are truly dissimilar, or if these differences result from varying diagnostic criteria used by physicians practicing in different clinical settings.
These results should not, however, be extrapolated to dissimilar populations or different healthcare settings.
Classification systems may perform quite differently in developing versus developed country settings due to dissimilar aetiologies of stillbirth [ 65] and the frequent paucity of information about the death in developing country settings.
Changing the blast settings for more dissimilar sequences and somewhat similar sequences does not result in additional hits, indicating the unique presence of this sequence in a specific subset of L. pneumophila strains.
We found no evidence of differences in the ability of SBP to discriminate 7-day survivors from nonsurvivors between the three settings, that is, dissimilar AUROCs for the three cohorts (P value: 0.30).
