Sentence examples for distinct field of study from inspiring English sources
Bioethics emerged as a distinct field of study in the early 1960s.
Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches to STEM research are emerging in the literature; however, the presence of integration as a distinct field of study is in its embryonic stages (Honey et al., 2014).
At the moment the University of Pretoria is the only Southern African tertiary education facility that has a formal postgraduate program on diplomacy as a distinct field of study.
And that is why we have two distinct fields of study: meteorology and climatology.
Pointing to the limited focus within social gerontology on the wider, non-problematic, aspects of ethnicity and ethnic minority ageing, Victor, Zubair and Martin (in press) explain the lack of crossover between the literatures from the previously two distinct fields of study – i.e. that of racial, ethnic and migration studies and classical social gerontology.
Conceptually and empirically, field-of-study mismatch is distinct from qualifications mismatch in that a worker may be matched to the job in terms of the quantity of schooling received (qualification match) but not by the type of schooling received (Sloane 2003; Robst 2008; Quintini 2011a).
Studies need to take account of "multiple STEM labor markets" representing distinct fields, of which "some do well, some do poorly," Hira argued.
Thus, distinct fields of sciences, such as physics, mathematics, biology, computer science, and engineering have contributed to the large advances in complex network study.
Within 'recommending' contexts, there are two distinct fields of activity — advising and promoting.
During the colonial era, there were two distinct fields of what is now considered classical music.
