Sentence examples similar to a distinct expert from inspiring English sources

We found four distinct expert roles that were labeled as (1) early warners; (2) pro-science experts; (3) status quo experts; and (4) issue advocates.

The team working on childhood disorders is expected to debate the merits of adding pediatric bipolar as a distinct diagnosis, experts say.

The eclecticism of the group, brainstormers say, can be a distinct advantage, considering that "experts" often seem to know only what can't be done.

It doesn't have a narrator or talking-head experts, but a distinct point of view emerges from the images of the often heavily mechanized production of foodstuffs — from baby chicks to olives — and from the relentlessness of Mr. Geyrhalter's gaze.

Their results strikingly revealed a distinct difference in the way that experts and novices, as defined in their study, sorted the same set of physics problems.

It could be considered thus as a distinct virtue that prior probabilities depend on expert judgement rather than being problematic.

Experts say electricity shortages are a distinct possibility in coming years.

Here are two expert short-story collections, each with a distinct agenda.

Robert Curvin, an expert in economic development, said that a distinct set of circumstances in Newark contributed to its high unemployment rate.

FC experts usually interpret each mode as a distinct subpopulation.

Prof Jean Twenge from San Diego State University, an expert on narcissism, points out that narcissism is a distinct from the concept of self-esteem.