Sentence examples for distinction between two groups from inspiring English sources
Hamblyn establishes an important distinction between two groups of Romantics in their response to scientific studies.
Justice Moreno concludes that upholding Proposition 8 - a ballot measure that concretely denies equal protection and creates a legal distinction between two groups for no other reason than a fear and hatred of a minority by the majority - will "emasculat[e] the equal protection clause of the California Constitution as a provision of independent force and effect.
Respondents made a distinction between two groups of "revolving door" patients; "fast revolvers" who were regularly and routinely removed as frequently as every seven days and "slow revolvers" who were repeatedly removed, but after months rather than days or weeks.
A further challenge is that the notion of 'conflict' between researchers and the community assumes a false distinction between two groups and suggests that one is expected to yield to the views of the other.
The ability to switch between directed and undirected exploration of the search space was beneficial for the analysis of the data, with the undirected search identifying one local optimum that includes a distinction between two groups of CNS tissues and the directed search leading to a more stable solution that includes a novel splice pattern in digestive tissues verified by direct experiments.
However, while the use of a discrete variable allows for a clear categorization and distinction between two groups of animals, a continuous variable more fully describes the behavioral performance in the paradigm and allows for also investigating behavioral changes over time.
Then the POLS-DA model was used, the quality of model described by the cross-validation parameters Q 2, and the R 2 X values show the total number of the variation in the X matrix, and the score plots showed evident distinction between three groups.
Much in the same way that language differentiates between two groups, fashion was born from the desire to create a clear distinction between oneself and others.
Based on the lifetime rated Cannabis abuse subscale of the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI; [ 20]), a distinction was made between four groups of subjects: no dependence or abuse, dependence, abuse, and dependence and abuse.
The term "Confucian" could equally apply to Neo-Confucians for simplicity's sake, though differences between Confucian and Neo-Confucian are sufficiently substantial to merit the distinction between the two groups.
