Sentence examples for dissimilar societies from inspiring English sources
Clinical groups from dissimilar societies may not have reported comparable findings.
It is possible that people with musculoskeletal disorders in dissimilar societies may not have responded in the same way as participants in this investigation.
Different societies with their current socio-economic situation, values and traditions, carry their own, to certain degree dissimilar understandings of high-quality life.
Although rights are often simultaneously individual and social, the dissimilar weights assigned to each of these in varying contexts highlight the need for more culturally-sensitive approaches to the realization of rights in different societies.
Posh, which shows an Oxbridge drinking society not dissimilar to the infamous Bullingdon club, first played at the Court in 2010, coinciding with the last general election and achieving 100% capacity.
Patients from dissimilar clinical populations or societies may not have reported comparable responses.
It is important to see that the duty of assistance to burdened societies is structurally dissimilar from the difference principle.
A. Though cultures and societies are different, working with commercial sex workers in Thailand is not dissimilar to working with populations of gay men here.
Likewise, the study of ancillary benefits involves future societies that may have dissimilar housing, populations, health care systems, and pollutant mixtures compared to the present day or the timeframe of the epidemiological research.
35 Our tax rates are not dissimilar to the social costs to society calculated by the Stern Review and allow for direct comparison between our modelled reduction in GHG emissions to the Defra abatement statistics derived for the agriculture MACC.
Due to the particular contexts in their countries and societies, their restructuring approaches have been dissimilar, but equally highlight ways in which crisis-born initiatives can transition into long-term sustainable organizations.
