Sentence examples for basis for differentiating between from inspiring English sources
He added that there is legal basis for differentiating between different nationalities, since Syrians are statistically more likely to receive asylum than other people.
On the other hand, I am unable to identify a principled basis for differentiating between a transfer from the general prison population to solitary confinement and a transfer involving equally disparate conditions between one physical facility and another.
"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".
In summary, ITOCSY is a convenient tool for differentiating between molecules on the basis of enrichment and provides the framework for extending metabolomics into comprehensive isotope-based studies.
Yet, little is known so far about the molecular basis of oligometastases and the pathways that can be responsible for differentiating between polymetastatic or oligometastatic spread.
On the basis of results from healthy controls with known or no known history of definite coccidioidomycosis, we used 6.1% as a cutoff for differentiating between study participants with a positive or a negative test result for coccidioidomycosis.
Locals forage for juicy, pungent mushrooms and have a knack for differentiating between the delectable, the hallucinogenic and the fatal.
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.
