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The effect of selected road profiles on two vehicles, a passenger car and a truck, and on people sitting in the vehicles was also studied yielding even more dissimilar results.

Rich wrote that it was time to "inject a little reality into the garbling of Vietnam-era history," but in the process he conflates two dissimilar leaks about two even more dissimilar wars and himself ends up garbling the very reality he sought to illuminate.

Obversely, this may incorrectly retain genes that are dissimilar to non-parasite but are even more dissimilar to the parasite.

At the community structure level, EEN made the CD microbial community even more dissimilar to that typical of healthy controls.

Further, individuals who are not approached to participate in research studies may be even more dissimilar from participants than those who are approached but who decline.

During EEN, the microbial diversity of CD children further decreased, and the community structure became even more dissimilar than that of controls.

Of course, the substitution of an even more chemically dissimilar amino acid might have generated an intractable barrier to evolution.

Mrs. Obama said her mother has been her No. 1 advocate and role model, even though their lives could not be more dissimilar.

A stronger economy will tempt politicians to even more partisan rigidity.The dynamic is not dissimilar in Europe, where the ECB's bold provision of liquidity has calmed nerves and limited the severity of the bond crisis and the recession.

Essentially, instead of gene sequences becoming progressively more dissimilar, the sequences remain highly similar or even identical.

Unsupervised clustering showed that even though diseased hematopoietic cells were separated from the normal cells, they were significantly more dissimilar to non-hematopoietic tissues (Figure 4A).