Key to this interdisciplinary dialogue is the growing awareness within all three disciplines, but admittedly only marginally within children's rights law, that only by moving beyond the binary distinction between victimhood and perpetrator-hood, the complexity of childhood soldiering can be better grasped.
Key to this interdisciplinary dialogue is the growing awareness within all three disciplines, but admittedly only marginally within children's rights law, that only by moving beyond the binary distinction between victim- and perpetrator-hood, the complexity of childhood soldiering can be grasped.
Most common is the binary distinction between patients undergoing one or more events and those undergoing no events.
Two-sided or multisided markets provide affordances for greater agency for participants and deconstruct the binary distinction between consumer and supplier.
In the world of enterprise software, SaaS app markets are subverting the binary distinction between "best of breed" solutions that do one thing and do it well and large suites.
The binary distinction between speculated and non-speculated events made in these corpora is over-simplistic, as speculation can occur, or be expressed, in multiple degrees.
He even calibrated a new position: that people were making a false "binary distinction" between WMD and regime change, when actually the two were part of the same reason to prosecute a war.
It is also possible that this locus contributes only to a broad, binary distinction between "affected/unaffected", and that finer gradations that produce the ordinal nature of panic disorder are determined by other loci.
So, we did not identify a parameter pertinent enough to allow a binary distinction between albicans or non- albicans Candida and to guide the choice of empirical antifungal therapy.
Accordingly, the authors concluded that it was not possible to identify a reliable parameter to allow a binary distinction between albicans and non- albicans candidemia or to guide the choice of antifungal therapy thereafter.
