Sentence examples similar to differentiated level of irreplaceability from inspiring English sources

The reverse argument is that international trade is not an end in itself when it links trading partners with highly differentiated levels of productivity and competitiveness.

Patients are differentiated according to the level of severity of their health condition.

More differentiated bladder squamous cell carcinomas exhibited higher level of E-FABP than less-differentiated tumors [ 31].

Conventional wisdom has it that it is difficult for retailers to offer differentiated services or levels of prestige to their different levels of customer loyalty.

The morphologically differentiated invasive OT tumours demonstrated a high level of expression of MUC4 mRNA and protein compared to undetectable levels in poorly differentiated SC tumours.

A federal park is differentiated from a preserve by its higher level of protection.

The siren song of irreplaceability faded.

Although a conflict of incommensurable values displays this feature, not all instances of irreplaceability need involve plural values.

James Griffin, for example, argues that the feature of "irreplaceability" in moral dilemmas often may be mistaken as evidence for value incommensurability (1997, 37).

The original definition of irreplaceability has been called exact irreplaceability (Pressey et al., 1993; Wilson et al., 2009).

Since then, several different operational definitions of irreplaceability have been used.