Sentence examples for unlike the sample from inspiring English sources

Some, on the other hand, were from applicants whose collective blood pressure approached the national debt, applicants whose essays were either exactly like the sample or diametrically unlike the sample, who had either already filed and were in despair or had not already filed and were in rewrite.

Also, unlike the sample selection model, it acknowledges as genuine the zero data points (van de Ven and Van Praag, 1981) and, unlike the Tobit model, allows for different covariates in the two parts, bivariate normal error term and possibly a transformation for the positive outcome part.

Unlike the samples with low surface area, the lowest particle size samples showed sigmoidal release profile.

Ironically, when trying to explain how he makes music, he occasionally sounds not unlike the sampled voice you hear at the end of SeeSaw, a track from his album: "I just … the world just …" it stammers, before lapsing into silence.

Unlike the sampling approach mentioned above, we utilize Canny detector to detect edge points.

By contrast, the C-1 and C-2 samples from raccoons captured in eastern Japan reacted strongly to A/whooper swan/Akita/1/2008 (clade 2.3.2), unlike the samples from western Japan, indicating that the C-1 and C-2 animals were infected with a virus of this clade.

Unlike the MSF sample, capillary condensation of sample 0.2 NA extends over a wider p/po range and shows type H2 hysteresis loop (sloping adsorption and vertical desorption).

Like meta-analysis, meta-ethnography uses many practical studies but, unlike meta-analysis, the sample is purposive and not exhaustive because the aim is to interpretatively integrate studies and not to predict them [ 33].

However, Doyle [[ 39], p326] states that, "like meta-analysis, meta-ethnography utilizes multiple empirical studies but, unlike meta-analysis, the sample is purposive rather than exhaustive because the purpose is interpretive explanation and not prediction".

The relatively small (factor of 2) drop in resistance is due to partial degradation of the sample: unlike all other techniques used in our study, transport measurements required relatively long air exposure of the samples before data could be taken.

EPMD used the same piano and horn sample as Ultramagnetic MCs, but unlike them they let the sample play out almost uninterrupted, only chopping it up slightly in the intro.