Sentence examples for beyond a distinction from inspiring English sources
Moreover, existing theory is extended beyond a distinction between utilitarian and hedonic motives by regarding health orientation as a hybrid determinant of on-the-go consumption.
And quite frankly I don't see much of a distinction beyond that.
Biber et al. (op cit) [35] are somewhat unusual in that they do not make a distinction beyond zero-derived or conversion nominalizations on the one hand, and suffixally derived nominalizations on the other (pp. 318 325).
The PARADIGM clustering seems to expand classification beyond traditional immunohistochemistry, as a distinction was found between two clusters within luminal A breast cancer (called the PDGM3 and PDGM4 clusters) and luminal B breast cancer (PDGM4) clusters.
Our coalitional psychology goes far beyond a simple distinction between us and them.
With this interdisciplinary perspective, we intend to open up narrow disciplinary viewpoints, and contribute to more integrated approaches, beyond a binary distinction between victimhood and perpetrator-hood.
If we go beyond a gross distinction between anger, sadness, and happiness, then cultural influences will – and must – come into play.
This research programme aims at a distinction within the concept of proof and thus goes beyond the distinction between a proof as an intensional entity and what is proved as its extensional result, from which this article started (see section 2.1).
A distinction without meaning?
