Sentence examples for maintains the difference from inspiring English sources

Dilthey's idea of Geisteswissenschaft, for instance, is explicitly directed against positivism and maintains the difference between natural philosophy and moral philosophy.

The task force is looking into ways to create a "more common experience" in the humanities, arts, and social sciences for freshman, he said, but which still maintains the differences between the disciplines.

But, here again, DeGrazia maintains, the differences between paradigmatic persons and borderline persons are relatively slight, and so on this account of moral status, borderline persons will either have full moral status or, at most, have a moral status very near full moral status.

The philosophers will find they have to work mighty hard to maintain the difference.

This Court has maintained the difference between appellate jurisdiction and original jurisdiction at least since Marbury v. Madison, 1 Cranch 137, 174-176, 2 L.Ed. 60 (1803) ("It is the essential criterion of appellate jurisdiction that it revises and corrects the proceedings in a case already instituted".).

The dissociation between the perception of speed and the perception of animacy was maintained: The difference between the perception of animacy of dots moving away vs. toward was much reduced, while the effect on speed perception was more pronounced, compared to the vertical orientation.

While this pragmatism opened ways of accommodating Muslim rights, addressing legal requirements by setting up a pragmatic pilot project however also created some space for maintaining the difference between Muslim and Christian chaplaincy explicitly denied in Lower Saxony.

On the other hand, to maintain the difference in Na+ concentration across the membrane, marine bacteria have to remove Na+ leaked from sea water into cells [31].

Finally, the flow rate should be sufficient to maintain the difference between [CO2]e and [CO2]s within the range of 0.5 0.9% to allow for detection while maintaining the chamber ambient level below 1.0%, as this is usually considered the upper limit at which rebreathing of CO2 induces hyperventilation [3], [11].

The lengths of the oligonucleotides were adjusted to maintain the difference of the melting temperatures within 2 to 3°C.

Based on the higher expression of EAAT4 in Z+ Purkinje cells, blocking EAAT4 would arguably affect lobule X more than lobule III, but the general EAAT blocker DL-TBOA had no significant effect on the activity of Purkinje cells in either lobule (lobule III: t = 1.219, p=0.227; lobule X: t = −0.597, p=0.533), maintaining the difference between lobule III and X (inset, t = 3.641, p<0.001).