Further investigation is required to untangle this phenomenon, but one possible explanation is that the two groups hold dissimilar beliefs about and attitude toward both NS and doping substances, resulting in different latency on both pairings but similar latency difference and D score.
Though the origins of Mr. Bennett, a son of a butcher, and the queen, a daughter of empire, are far apart, they have come to hold not dissimilar places in the hearts of their publics.
MPAs are inadequate for resolving long term conflict between groups who hold highly dissimilar value orientations toward the use of marine resources.
6 Macintyre and Hunt 40 noted that socioeconomic determinants vary in their meaning for men and women, since both genders are socialised in different ways with diverging social roles and coping strategies against stress; they hold different occupational positions in the labour market and have dissimilar access to material and psychosocial resources.
The selected MSs have dissimilar link demand.
Mason calls it "a beautifully unified work on utterly dissimilar poems, held together by the most superficial but most effective, and therefore most suitable symphonic method.
The Front ranged from former UFP men, including Smith, who advocated gradual transition and a government based on merit and electoral qualifications, to the Dominion Party's more right-wing members, some of whom held segregationist views not dissimilar to those of South Africa's National Party.
Aristotle discarded this notion, but he still held that animals could arise spontaneously from dissimilar organisms or from soil.
Still, Mr. Gingrich's projected margin of victory in South Carolina is not dissimilar to the one Mr. Obama held over Hillary Rodham Clinton in the New Hampshire primary in 2008.
It's a feeling not so dissimilar to one many of us held, not so long ago, after the first few successes in the marriage equality movement, when the nation first started to realize that we as LGBTQ people will stop at nothing to protect our families.
