"By focusing too narrowly on U.S. regulatory policy and supervision, ignoring international parallels, emphasizing only arguments for greater regulation, failing to prioritize the causes and failing to distinguish sufficiently between causes and effects, the majority's report is unbalanced and leads to incorrect conclusions," they write.
Physiological measurements do not fall prey to such concerns, yet it is unclear whether they allow one to distinguish sufficiently between empathy, sympathy, and personal distress (Zhou, Valiente, and Eisenberg 2003).
Finally, in Stern 2000, it is argued that modest transcendental arguments can be shown to be useful against skepticism, once we distinguish sufficiently carefully between the kinds of skepticism there are, and go for the right target or targets where a less demanding form of skepticism may perhaps be defeated by a less ambitious transcendental claim.
Our results show that 13C-PheBT can distinguish between class A cirrhotics and those with more advanced disease, but does not appear to be able to distinguish sufficiently between class B and C cirrhotics.
However, many surveys focusing on experience are still commonly referred to as "satisfaction surveys" and users of survey data do not always distinguish sufficiently clearly between these two concepts [ 13- 15].
This refinement of the scope of duties of 'international assistance and cooperation' extended our understanding beyond the more general statement in article 2(1) of the ICESCR which failed to distinguish sufficiently between national and international obligations.
This new term, however, has been questioned recently 6 as it is felt not to distinguish sufficiently between the different illegitimate drug categories (such as counterfeit and substandard) that require different monitoring and solutions.
But there is little doubt that Corbyn is there because his rivals in the leadership race failed to distinguish themselves sufficiently from the Tories: suddenly there has been a grassroots revolt against austerity, especially among the young.
In the nineteen-thirties, in Manchuria, where his father had run an herbal pharmacy, Kim Il Sung did fight as a Communist partisan, and for a time he even led his own small band of guerrillas there, distinguishing himself sufficiently to earn the highest honor from the Japanese — a price on his head.
Although they are similar to blogs because new content is presented chronologically, the accelerated pace with which it appears and its brevity distinguish microblogs sufficiently from blogs so that the former constitute a separate topic, perhaps to be addressed in a successor to this paper.
