The distinction between political and comprehensive doctrines in political theory is due to Rawls (1993) but has been taken up by some liberal feminists in recent years.
She called for an end to the distinction between the two groups and "comprehensive mechanisms to protect people fleeing their homes...and comprehensive, regionally-based solutions to their predicament".
The advantage of using RNA-seq technology is its provision of a comprehensive analysis of the whole transcriptomes and distinction between miRNAs that differ by even 1 nucleotide.
This argument, however, should be seen as part of a comprehensive world-view which makes no sharp distinction between philosophy and empirical science, and thus requires a wholesale reorientation of the subject.
Thus, Assumptions 1 4 together naturally result in the distinction between the nine mutually exclusive and comprehensive archetypes listed in Table 1 and displayed in Fig. 2, meaning that qualitatively there is no room left for additional types.
To assess the distinction between CAN and TG, we performed a comprehensive evaluation comparing TG with traditional CAN.
There may be a large distinction between being informed of a study and providing comprehensive informed consent after the event.
Devillers, et al. [17] provide a comprehensive review of spatial data quality, including treatment of temporal aspects, and distinction between internal and external quality.
Comprehensive overviews of the pathogenic mechanisms that underlie the vasculitides and the distinction between primary and secondary vasculitis were published elsewhere [ 3, 4].
Together, the four sections of the survey offer a comprehensive view of faculty assessment understanding, attitudes, confidence, and frequency of practice, and should allow distinction between faculty members with different assessment experience.
There is a core distinction between using a systemic perspective in developing water management responses and attempting to develop comprehensive integrated responses.
