Sentence examples for have previously distinguished from inspiring English sources

Sociologists have attempted to conceptualize the position of children as a social group holding certain attributes in common, much as sociologists have previously distinguished race, class and gender as separate social categories worthy of study.

In contrast, other studies have previously distinguished girls that progress through puberty along the thelarche pathway from those that progress through an adrenarche pathway [ 37].

17 We have previously distinguished two subsets of naevi with distinct dermoscopic patterns (i.e. globular, reticular) that differ in size, anatomical and age distribution, and host pigmentation characteristics, 5 and that remain stable in pattern during preadolescence.

Crooks and co-workers have previously distinguished the two by referring to DENs dissolved in solution as homogeneous catalysts, and those attached to a support as heterogeneous ones; we shall also use the same convention for bimetallic catalysis.

Ma's and Li's success in commerce technology and tennis, fields in which no Chinese national has previously distinguished himself, are thought to be particularly significant, because they reinforce the comprehensive nature of China's rise.

This had previously distinguished between category members and non-members [17].

6 While Robbins (1930) had previously distinguished income effects from substitution effects in labour supply, the empirical literature on female labour supply had not made this distinction.

These areas have previously been distinguished as being areas of concern in some studies, both during and after treatment [ 15, 65].

They show us this because we have previously learned to distinguish the kind (lei) of thing denoted by that word.

The central finding of this paper is that the metabolites that we have previously used to distinguish caloric intake in rats can be analyzed in human plasma with good analytical precision (median CV of 9 12%) and have high inter-sample variability (median CV of 50 70%).

What is remarkable about Kant's conception is the way that it has inverted the original conception of analysis in ancient Greek geometry or at least collapsed together into 'synthesis' what had previously been distinguished.