Sentence examples for a basis for differentiating from inspiring English sources

"Straussians," the conservative author Dinesh D'Souza has written, like to use the philosophy of "natural right" -- which for the ancients was a basis for differentiating between right and wrong -- "to defend liberal democracy and moral values against their adversaries both foreign and indigenous".

Visser's indicators of the extent to which multi-level agreements are articulated and of the scope for opening clauses (or derogations) thus provide a basis for differentiating among nations in which sectoral bargaining dominates.

It was not until the discovery of necrotrophic effectors that a rational basis for differentiating strains was elaborated (Friesen et al. 2008; Tan et al. 2010; Oliver et al. 2012).

However, it is by no means clear that this difference of degree is an adequate basis for differentiating the codes, or even that it is real.

Bosman and Kolben's descriptions went largely unnoticed until 1771, when the Welsh naturalist Thomas Pennant, in his Synopsis of Quadrupeds, used the descriptions, as well as his personal experience with a captive specimen, as a basis for consistently differentiating the spotted hyena from the striped.

Otherwise, "there will be no strong evidentiary basis for differentiating propagandistic tall tales from empirically defensible and logically coherent readings of electoral history".

He added that there is legal basis for differentiating between different nationalities, since Syrians are statistically more likely to receive asylum than other people.

This corresponds with Reichheld and Sasser's [72] description of service quality as a basis for cloud providers to differentiate themselves and coincides with Parasuraman and Grewal's findings that this component would make it challenging for providers to emulate their competitor's service quality.

If clinicians aim to 'normalise' dysfunctional movement, they need an empirical basis for (i) differentiating between normal and dysfunctional movement, and (ii) determining whether correction of dysfunctional movement might reduce pain and activity limitation.

In addition, we were able to establish a steroid metabolite signature differentiating ACRD and CRD, providing a basis for genetic diagnosis and future individualised management.

These patterns formed around piospheres form a basis for studying the effects of livestock grazing and differentiating them from other environmental factors (Todd 2006).