"You have to differentiate the security issue and the discipline issue," he said.
Specific funding that focuses on bridging these issues could be helpful, but there is some doubt as to whether, at this stage, a given funding review board would be able to differentiate among the issues to determine what is informative and whether it is likely to bear fruit.
Without much room to differentiate herself on the issues, McGrath instead chose to paint Gray as a favorite son of the national Democratic establishment, the hand-picked choice of Washington rather than of central Kentucky.
Siemens and Baker (2012) differentiate these issues by categorizing them based on techniques & methods, type of discovery that is prioritized, and type of adaptation & personalization.
Six studies addressed the issue of differentiating benign and malignant thyroid nodules with DWI and ADC measurement (ESM Table S4) [34, 35, 36, 37, 38] 38].
The only real difference was the terrible simultaneous translation and how hard it was to differentiate the candidates' stances on issues, as they all seemed to be either parroting their closest neighbor in the responses, or punting questions to avoid straight answers.
One way of tackling the issue is by differentiating two senses in which svabhāva can be "independent of any other object".
Concerning the issue research GPs differentiated between CAM therapies with a rather individualised approach (homeopathy, TCM) and others (phytotherapy, autohemotherapy).
The issue you raised of differentiating fundamental research and toxicology is also an interesting one, that we will not have time to go into here.
Democrats see the issue as a powerful way to differentiate themselves from Republicans on the economic distress facing many Americans.
