Second, those challenging the law do not question Congress's power to regulate the "multitrillion-dollar health insurance industry," but rather distinguish such regulation from a command for individuals to purchase that industry's products.
Navigation providers, who pay for their mapping data based on user volume, would rather distinguish between individual users and charge them monthly, per device.
Throughout this document, the terms "herbicide resistance" and "herbicide tolerance" are used as defined by the Weed Science Society of America [4]; both terms are not used synonymously with respect to a particular response to a herbicide; they rather distinguish naturally occurring "tolerance" from engineered "resistance".
It does not have phonemic voicing contrast, but rather distinguishes stops from fricatives.
Yet, our results are not able to distinguish between these different forms of selection, but rather distinguish them from patterns that can be explained by population structure, loss of selective constraint, and selection on adjacent genes.
To this day, the literature on RTW does not distinguish CSs based on work-related factors, such as working status or type of employment contract, but rather distinguishes CSs on medical factors, such as type of diagnosis.
It baffles me that people who consider themselves intelligent saddle their children with names that, rather than distinguishing a child from the norm, will give other children hours and hours of entertainment on the playground ("A.K.A". Nov. 27).
Today non-discrimination should mean regulators must treat all networks equally, rather than distinguishing between the different sorts of technologies that provide access, be it cable, fibre, wireless, power-line or DSL over copper wires.
Rather than distinguishing the Paralympians as a different breed of athlete, and segregating their activities, why not declare them all Olympians, and simply incorporate Paralympic disciplines into the Olympics?
But in another sense Darwin is opposed to modern cultural evolutionists, for rather than distinguishing between different interacting inheritance systems (e.g. cultural and genetic inheritance), Darwin tends to use the transmission of gemmules to explain the inheritance of all types of trait.
