In Jerusalem, the Index of Dissimilarity is 96%, and only in a very few of the city’s neighborhoods do the two groups (Jews and Arabs) number more than 10%.

Dissimilarity decreased from 68.9 in 2000; 70.3 in 1990; and 72.2 in 1980. Data provided by John R. Logan at Brown University and Brian J. Stults at Florida State University.

Distance-based methods have been a valuable tool for ecologists for decades. Indirectly, distance-based ordination and cluster analysis, in particular, have been widely practiced as they allow the ...

The Flint Metropolitan Statistical Area has dissimilarity scores of 67 for white-black, 23 for white-Hispanic, 36 for white-Asian, according to a study of 2010 Census data by professors John Logan ...

Two studies were conducted to examine the effects of demographic dissimilarity from others in the workgroup. Results from Study 1 (n = 87 coaches) indicate that actual demographic differences were ...

The first indicator, termed the Dissimilarity Index, is a measure of the spread across occupational distributions. 1 This index ranges in value from 0 to 100 and is a pure measure of differences in ...

Why is there such a strong dissimilarity? Can it be attributed to norms or what has become the people’s attitude? Ayesha Tarek August 16, 2015 facebooktwitterwhatsuplinkdedemail ...

The dissimilarity in question papers of Bangladesh Affairs 1st part of the 27th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examination sparked resentment among the examinees Wednesday.