Sentence examples for who differentiated from inspiring English sources

One of the best descriptions of the nature and structure of sacrifice is to be found in Essai sur la nature et le fonction du sacrifice, by the French sociologists Henri Hubert and Marcel Mauss, who differentiated between sacrifice and rituals of oblation, offering, and consecration.

The conceptualisation of teachers' professional knowledge was introduced by Shulman (1986) who differentiated – among other components – between content knowledge (CK), pedagogical knowledge (PK), and pedagogical content knowledge (PCK).

A finer and more useful distinction is drawn by Gorter and Cenoz (2015, 155), who differentiated among nine different functions: 1. Teaching of language and subject content [informative]   2.

This claim had already been made explicitly by August Weismann at the end of the nineteenth century, who differentiated between the germplasm of an organism, the tissue that forms the gametes to produce the next generation, and the somatoplasm, the tissues of the rest of the body.

The term endothelium was coined in the 1865 by the anatomist Wilhelm His, who differentiated the inner lining of body cavities from epithelium.

The first report of CF as a distinct pathology was published in 1938 by Dorothy Andersen, a physician at the Babies & Children's Hospital of Columbia University, who differentiated its diagnosis from celiac disease in the pancreas (Andersen, 1938).

Joshua, 11, and Sarah, 9, who differentiate the women with "mommy" and "mama," have yet to experience any teasing over the nature of their unconventional family.

The fundamental typology of Archibugi and Michie ([1995]), who differentiate between exploitation, cooperation and generation within international R&D cooperation, is an influential example for this actor-centred approach, which puts industry-driven R&D, especially of multinational enterprises, in the centre of investigations.

This definition is only part of the time to reperfusion as described in cardiac guidelines [ 5, 6], who differentiate between patient delay (symptom onset to first (para) medical contact) and system delay (first (para) medical contact to wire passage).

He was also one who never differentiated on the "big" or "small" things.

In the most robust study to date, in-hospital mortality was predicted in 65,275 patients with AHF who were differentiated into risk groups based on BUN, systolic BP, and creatinine [ 31].