"We're the first country in the world where there is no distinction made on the basis of gender".
Many philosophers and psychologists have commonly accepted as fundamental a distinction made on rational grounds between sensing and perceiving (or between sensations and percepts).
KRISTIE ROGERS: So, that's actually the first distinction they make on day one, when the women come in, is when you come through that door, you are not an inmate; you are an employee, you are a colleague, you are a professional, and we're going to treat you with that responsibility and with that regard.
Actual complication rates might be higher than many authors report, based on distinctions made between minor and major complications and overlap in definitions (e.g. failure or infection may result in removal, debridement or revision).
You only have to look at the torturous geographical distinctions made in every press release on devolution to get a sense of the behind-the-scenes tussles.
In early Chinese writings on mineralogy, stones and rocks were distinguished from metals and alloys, and further distinctions were made on the basis of colour and other physical properties.
In compiling the different groups, no distinctions were made on age, gender or number of years in practice in the hope of maximizing interaction and outcome.
Besides no distinctions were made on the grounds of the duration of infertility; it would be useful, instead, to examine possible differences depending on the duration of involuntary childlessness.
The distinctions are made on basis of the relative position of the active site elements (switch 1 and switch 2 closed or open; Figure 6(b)), the lever arm orientation (up or down), and the conformation of the actin-binding cleft (open, closed, or partially closed).
Nearby Kentucky Avenue, incidentally, was the site of another nightclub landmark in Atlantic City, the Club Harlem, which presented the top black entertainment in an era when a distinction was made on that basis.
