Sentence examples for distinctions through from inspiring English sources

The maintenance of gender distinctions through grooming regulations is part of the reasoning on which Arkansas' case against Holt/Muhammad relies.

Similarly, Julie Bettie (2000) does an impressive discourse analysis of the way that Latina high school students create their own class distinctions through concepts such as "chicas," "cholas" and "trash" to refer to themselves and their peers.

Domestication, however, has eroded sub-species distinctions through hybridization, particularly in regions such as North America where A. mellifera was not native.

It may be possible to uncover some of these distinctions through interviews with UR students by asking them their views about personal agency in these settings.

Rather, these regions probably come to represent behaviorally relevant conceptual and categorical distinctions through recent experience and plasticity, interacting with more posterior brain regions in occipitotemporal cortex that are more exclusively perceptual or conceptual to select between similar alternatives or retrieve related information.

The interesting role of the star-linear architecture was further scrutinized through distinctions made through analysis of interactions between IUdR molecules with "inner" and "outer" PEG sections.

Now David Schofield shuffles through the role in a performance that gains distinction through an almost laconic lack of effort.

"There is a much greater chance of continuing that distinction through collaboration with other libraries," he said.

And two crime successes on BBC2 – Top of the Lake and The Fall – also had geographical, rather than generic, distinction, through taking place in New Zealand and Northern Ireland respectively.

His repertoire as an instrumentalist ran from Bach, whose solo cello suites he played with particular distinction, through Shostakovich – his recordings of the two cello concertos remain benchmarks – to contemporary music, with which he also had an affinity.

In his statement Mr Osborne praised the outgoing Governor, Sir Mervyn, for serving with great distinction through what he called "the most difficult period of economic policy making of the modern age".