Sentence examples for a recognition of the same from inspiring English sources

His transcendental and philosophical reflections on autonomy and self-legislation lead to a recognition of the same freedom for all rational beings as the sole principle of human rights (Kant 1797, p. 230).

He insisted that the measure would not change the Church's traditional stance on marriage, nor amount to a recognition of the validity of same-sex marriage.

"He made a plea for reintegration in the psychic structure of a recognition of the divine; the two are hardly the same".

Nevertheless, there has been strong resistance in Canada towards calls for greater professionalization and formal accreditation of those practicing in the field, but at the same time, a recognition of the need for improved peer and institutional support for practicing bioethicists (e.g., the CBS has established a Working Group on Conditions for Bioethics in Canada [ 34]).

Moreover, sera from Tlr3 −/− → Tlr3 −/− chimeras were also less neutralizing and similarly associated with a reduced recognition of the same dominant linear E2 epitopes analyzed in Tlr3 −/− mice (Supplementary Fig S8B).

CXCR4 and pS339-CXCR4 staining demonstrated an inverse correlation (ρ=−0.297, P=0.007) with 29 of 85 cases being positive for pS339-CXCR4 only, 13 of 85 cases showing positive staining for non-phosphorylated CXCR4, and 3 cases exhibiting signals for both CXCR4 and pS339-CXCR4, suggesting a concurrent recognition of the same epitope.

Immunofluorescence confocal analyses revealed that staining patterns obtained with the antibody against both dPAPP-A and PAPP-A/proMBP (A0230) partially overlapped with those of anti-dPAPP-A antibody (4PD4), suggesting a large extent of recognition of the same epitope and 3(b)).

The effect also can be induced by showing the person an object such as a picture and by testing him for recognition of the same picture a few minutes later.

This realization kindled in them a consciousness of their own past, a recognition of being the heirs to this same civilization and of speaking a language that had changed remarkably little in the two and a half millennia since the time of Pericles.

Recognition of a member of the same species and colony and discovery of a mate and of the nest are largely determined by smell.

Based on the reduced number of errors in the first sessions we can consider that a real generalization process was involved in the recognition of a cow of the same breed.