Sentence examples for the specific differences from inspiring English sources

In addition to supporting a reduction in metastasis initiation capacity, we show that RARRES3 modulates the ability of metastatic tumor cells to specifically attach to the lung parenchyma, which may explain the specific differences observed in lung extravasation capacity.

She wants immigration to stop and the specific differences between cultures to be preserved.

The pictures invite young readers to notice the specific differences between two lifestyles while noting, also, that this child is really enjoying herself.

His own experience as a chemist taught him the specific differences existing between the atoms.

The heterogeneous basis of the analysis crystallises out the specific differences between the medical disciplines.

Finally, matter receives the specific differences of bodies and the passive and active qualities (DOS 248).

The specific difference is related only to the individual and may be grasped without reference to the universal.

Furthermore, according to Paul there is a close similarity between the thisness, which he now calls individual difference (differentia individualis), and the specific difference.

The specific difference is what differentiates the species from the genus, since it is the determination or property which, once added to the genus, results in the species.

On the other hand, the specific difference is really identical with the genus, from which it is distinct only in virtue of a formal principle.

But the specific difference is — as all agree — likewise explanatory of the impossibility of a species being divided into sub-species.