Sentence examples for argue that the differing from inspiring English sources

The authors argue that the differing principles of artificial and natural selection are responsible for this phenomenon, but also speculate that the amplification steps could be causal.

Mr. Flores-Villar argued that the differing treatments violated equal protection principles.

Haile-Selassie and his colleagues argue that the fossils differ from those of Lucy's species in several ways, having smaller teeth, more forward-facing cheekbones, a more robust lower jaw, and thicker outer enamel on some teeth.

Herzog is keen to argue that the Basel towers differ from the speculative and attention-seeking Shard, in that it grows out of the needs of Roche, which employs a lot of people in the city, for that much space on that site, not that they were "fighting for visibility".

We argue that the possibilities for manipulation differ between these two distinctions.

As a further interpretation one might argue that the subjective TS intensity might differ between conditions.

Although such a re-establishment is predicted by our model for both above described scenarios in a similar manner, we argue that the dynamics of this process differ.

Proper ratification of the Sixteenth Amendment is disputed by tax protesters who argue that the quoted text of the Amendment differed from the text proposed by Congress, or that Ohio was not a State during ratification.

Some would argue that differing modes of data sampling may play a role in our study.

It has been the favored cause, but a minority of biologists and historians have vigorously argued that the Black Death differed from modern cases of plague studied in India and therefore must have had a different cause.

He argued that the human sciences differed fundamentally from the natural sciences both in the nature of the subject of their study (as Vico and Dilthey had maintained), and in the sort of knowledge that they sought (as Rickert insisted).