Sentence examples for recognition of differences from inspiring English sources
Recognition of differences in diabetes led to the development of different treatments for the two major types of the disease.
One of the attractive features of this approach is explicit recognition of differences in processes affecting use versus the intensity of use of different types of services.
A more radical hypothesis is that evolution of TashAT family proteins has been driven by recognition of differences in chromatin targets and that these have evolved to be subtly different in cattle or buffalo indigenous to geographically distinct regions endemic for T. annulata.
Part of Obama's anti-doctrinal doctrine is that it insists on the recognition of differences in a way that Bush's fixed ideas did not.
In fact, distinctions made among the major styles of sculpture are largely based on a recognition of differences in the principles of design that underlie them.
Distinguishing biological soil crusts by morphological groups aided recognition of differences that would not be apparent in an analysis by species.
For years, different theories of justice such as resources redistribution (Rawls 1971), recognition of difference (Young 1990), as well as radical approaches focusing on social and spatial injustices (Dikec 2001) and supporting, for example, the right to the city (Harvey 2008), have challenged and inspired discourses and practices on more just urban politics.
5 The recognition-inequality dilemma: on the intersection of conflicts over inequality and conflicts over the recognition of difference 6 To what extent can and should a cosmopolitan Europe promote solidarity?
One of the most important challenges facing democratic polities concerns the relationship between the constitutional commitment to civic equality, on the one hand, and the public recognition of "difference," on the other.
Postmodernists, multicultural theorists, and those seeking a more positive recognition of difference often criticized toleration as insufficient and grudging, unable to provide authentic respect for the diversity that lies at the heart of contemporary social life.
Without the recognition of difference there is no basis for sympathy.
