Sentence examples for of natural differences from inspiring English sources

Political equality commits us to the denial of natural differences in status among citizens.

Thus, the significant differences that exist among treatments are likely the result of natural differences in the feeding by these fishes rather than an artifact of enclosure.

These results have led the Krubitzer laboratory to examine the effects of natural differences in social rearing in voles.

Competitive athletes exploit fortunate combinations of natural differences in physical and mental personal characteristics, including individual variation of the endogenous testosterone level.

In addition, transethnic GWASs enable prioritization of candidate genes, fine-mapping of functional variants, and potentially identification of SNPs associated with disease risk in admixed populations, by taking advantage of natural differences in genomic linkage disequilibrium across ethnically diverse populations.

Taking advantage of natural differences in lead isotope signature between Australian sources of lead and those from other countries, a 2-year pilot study was performed in premenopausal and postmenopausal females and male partners in which the subjects were administered a bisphosphonate, alendronate, for 6 months.

But fears of natural difference still haunt the debate about gender equality.

Despite his objection to the argument of natural difference, Condorcet allows that sexual differences would still continue to have social effects within a more rationally organized society.

To account for the differences in the absolute values between the three vascular beds (by virtue of the natural differences in the sizes of the vessels - coronary artery versus carotid artery versus abdominal aorta), the distributions of each were then standardized.

It may thus be that social classification mainly in terms of gender and age belongs to an early period of social development, when obvious "natural" differences provide a means of differentiation, and that these factors lose their prominence with the more extensive division of labour and the growth of economic inequality.

Their natural differences of temperament, training and intellectual perspective are compounded by the fact that the most temperate among them often get swept up, intentionally or not, by the polarizing partisan tides of Washington.