Sentence examples for would be dissimilar from inspiring English sources

Moreover, to prevent living donation would be dissimilar to many acts of state paternalism, such as mandatory wearing of seat belts or the prohibition of certain drugs, in that donating an organ would not generally be the result of inattention, weak-will, addiction, or excessive short-sightedness.

Because the tail fibers are involved in host recognition, it is expected that these proteins would be dissimilar in phages infecting E. coli and those infecting the BCC.

"The takeover would not be dissimilar to the area we occupied in the gulf war," the official said.

He was guessing it would not be dissimilar to the look of chic, off-duty Hollywood executives.

I suggested that being a Christian Scientist in a "Christian" America would not be dissimilar to being a Scientologist in today's Germany: not tolerated!

Such measures would not be dissimilar from how civilization delicately handles nuclear weaponry, which some political experts believe have staved off world wars in the last half-century.

To extend the metaphor a bit, taxing the Internet infrastructure would not be dissimilar from taxing physical infrastructure, i.e. roads and bridges.

Given the assumption that the sorting observed in vivo is mechanistically analogous to the one characterized in vitro, one could predict that the behaviour of RoboSD in the embryonic CNS would not be dissimilar from the one just characterized in the COS cell assays.

Seven years later, when writing Star Trek: Enterprise "Similitude", Manny Coto would take pains to write that episode to be dissimilar to "Tuvix".

However, conversion rates have proved to be dissimilar.

That would be why two dissimilar souls were really and truly made for each other, whether or not they live happily ever after.