Sentence examples for distinctive areas of study from inspiring English sources
But after 1890 psychology and sociology began to crystallize as more or less distinctive areas of study; students of education had a wider and more clearly structured range of disciplines to draw upon for their data and perspectives and to provide a "scientific" basis for their pedagogic principles.
Additionally, this study shows that spillover occurs across distinctive areas of pro-environmental behaviors (recycling and green apparel purchases) as segmented by Barr et al. (2005).
In particular, the use of therapies targeted at rare or distinctive autoimmune diseases currently represents promising areas of study.
After the emerging of globalization of the world economy, the two areas of study have been converged leading to a distinctive paradigm of new firm internationalization (Etemad and Wright, 2003; Knight, 2000).
Strategies for summarizing such large expanses of land cover are increasingly important, as land managers work to study and preserve distinctive areas, as well as to identify representative examples of current land-cover and land-use assemblages.
It is worth briefly describing the distinctive microclimate of the study area, which is just less than 14,000 km2.
