Sentence examples for of this differentiation from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ravitch adds that the proponents of this differentiation were not conservatives, but "progressives," many at Columbia Teachers College in the early 1900's.

The fortuitously happy effect of this differentiation, especially as recession drives those most in the thrall of short-term financial goals to deeper and deeper downsizing, is that our handful of well-staffed, respected "old news" organizations are forced to a new realization of the worth of their franchises.

As a result of this differentiation, the existence of legislative gaps or omissions is noticed.

Also, as a result of this differentiation, Triple Helix relations became less central not only to policy making but also to the Korean innovation system dynamics itself.

The literature of the 1990s, however, basically questions the validity of this differentiation and argues that poaching externalities exist, if training is not strictly general or specific.

A possible explanation for the relevance of this differentiation between rising and falling markets is provided by the literature on investors' loss aversion (see for example Kahneman and Tversky (1979) and Gul (1991)).

Usually, because the gonads are already in place and producing minute amount of hormones, this differentiation allows the brain development to match the typical pattern.

Several features have been analysed in the hope of making this differentiation.

Subsequently, we have identified 12 candidate key controllers of miRNAs during this differentiation process.

Considerations and analysis regarding ecosystem characteristics and carnivore dynamics were not part of this area differentiation.

The possible applications of this unique differentiation system in several cardiovascular research and applied areas are discussed.