99
13.7 as versus like (unlike) 1.
As is used when the sense is that one thing is equal to another.
2.
Like means similar to.
3.
Unlike is used when making a contrast. Note
differently from does not exist in English, use
unlike instead.
AS LIKE, UNLIKE 1,2
He works as a researcher in Paris. She works
like a slave for her boss. He is a researcher. She is not a slave.
1,2 Diabetes acts
as a significant risk factor for many physical diseases.
Xerostima:
A symptom that acts like a disease. Diabetes is a risk factor.
Xerostima, i.e. dry mouth resulting from absent saliva flow, is not a disease but a symptom that can lead to a disease.
3,1
As with copper andiron b techniques, lead substitution failed to demonstrate growth patterns in G. cirratum and C. altimus vertebrae. Zinc, unlike copper andiron b , fails to stimulate lipid peroxidation in vitro. Lead behaves in the same way as copper andiron. Zinc does not behave in the same way as copper andiron.
Share with your friends: 
