Sentence examples for divorced from studying from inspiring English sources

Some have suggested that masculinity has become abstracted and consequently divorced from studying the actual practices of men [ 21].

Girls married young are divorced from opportunities to study and are more likely to remain poor.

All of this has made me question my relationship to the project and to Dunaliella, and I have started to consider that I may be married to the data but divorced from the species I'm studying.

It always seemed to me that the economics I studied was divorced from the reality of modern financial markets and modern economies.

Sequences surrounding amino-acid coding DNA also have biologically important functions (containing e.g. promoter regions, enhancers, hairpin structures); studying OGP creation divorced from their genomic context is bound to lead to misleading interpretations, and resolving this could potentially explain some of the contradictory results.

Divorced from his father, Ulrich, in 1998, she is now studying to be a nurse in Canada.

One of the first cognitive scientists to study mindfulness in an experimental setting, divorced from its spiritual trappings, Langer remained for years a lonely voice.

"I had two young kids, I was divorced" — from Carter Burden, a descendant of Cornelius Vanderbilt — "and I was thinking, Great, I can study with Jane Goodall in Africa.

"And there is an inherent emotional content to scientific studies, even though science is supposed to be divorced from that".

After further study at Oxford and in Paris, Ms. Sontag was divorced from Dr. Rieff in 1958.

Remarkably, published OGP studies looked only at the presence of alternative START and STOP codons on either side divorced from their genomic context.