Sentence examples for existing distinctions from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the existing distinctions between and across businesses, nonprofit organizations, political systems, and educational institutions can be questioned and evolve to reflect current understandings of how we can most efficiently and effectively satisfy human needs through social means.

The existing distinction between procedural and declarative knowledge unnecessarily confounds these two aspects (action-centeredness and accessibility), and can be made clearer through separating the two aspects.

Taken collectively, these results provide some neuroimaging evidence for the existing distinction between neurological and psychiatric disorders as separate classes of disease.

Although such neuroimaging evidence does not necessarily mean that the existing distinction is useful from a clinical perspective, it may inform the current debate on whether the current system should be reconsidered.

Linguistic coding, they argue, has no causal effects on non-linguistic thinking – it simply reflects antecedently existing conceptual distinctions.

Partly because of the expectation of the imminent coming of the kingdom, Christianity, MacCulloch writes, "was not usually going to make a radical challenge to existing social distinctions".

The pronunciation of one or more of the phones realizing a particular phoneme may change slightly without affecting any of the previously existing phonological distinctions; this no doubt happens quite frequently as a language is transmitted from one generation to the next.

In 1818, when the carol was created, most Christmas music was written with one single purpose in mind: reinforce existing class distinctions.

Notably, the nonwords used in the present study reflected natural language in their variability, such that although we relied on pre-existing distinctions in the literature, there was intra-categorical similarity between small and large nonwords.

Nature is the totality of finite individuals existing in distinction from one another in time and space.

Factors of demand and supply that affect credit to the private sector are interlinked, but existing studies create distinctions between them.