Sentence examples for creates the distinction from inspiring English sources

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In some cases, it's that lack of support that creates the distinction.

In fungi, however, the haploid determination of mating compatibility creates the distinction that pseudoautosomal regions would be under more frequent selection to maintain this homolog-pairing role during every meiosis, rather than in just half of meioses, because there is no homogametic diploid.

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In a statement ArtVenture said it had created the distinction "to highlight a forgotten frontline of artists defending their freedom of expression at great personal sacrifice".

Indeed, Mr. Steinbrenner's willingness to spend large sums of money on his payroll helped created the distinction between big market and small-market teams.

It introduced self-government for the urban communes, created the distinction between the salaried executive officials (mayor and magistrate) and the town councils, and so enabled the towns to deal with their local affairs largely through their own citizenry.

According to Zhou, human beings receive all the aforementioned qualities and forces in their "highest excellence," and when man reacts to the external phenomena thus created, the distinction between good and evil emerges in his thought and conduct.

In truth, Hustvedt is more concerned with tackling the mind-body problem ("This split, after all, created the distinction between psychiatry and neurology: sick minds versus sick brains") than with solving a medical mystery.

As other, more specific symbols were created, the distinction between low, medium and high points grew indistinct until all that was left was a simple point that could be placed anywhere on the line to indicate a pause of indeterminate length – a muddied mixture of the comma, colon and full stop.

The Ich that declares its own existence must distinguish itself from the Nicht-ich somehow; the relation between the two terms presupposes a subject that already possesses sensory apprehension to create the distinction between Ich and Nicht-ich necessary for the initial positing of the self.

Non-party election communications like the Chamber's Al Franken ad were generally exempt from regulation for decades, from 2002 back to 1976, when the court created the distinction between "issue" and "express" advocacy in its Buckley v. Valeo decision.

If it is to be distinct from the antecedent activity of "deciding what to do," then we pretty much have to eliminate the "deciding" part from "doing". So to create the desired distinction, we would have to define execution as choice-less doing.

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