Sentence examples for held distinctions from inspiring English sources

In this article, we show how resources of clinical biobanking (i.e. human tissue and health data) link up and transgress commonly held distinctions between research and care in multiple ways.

While largely descriptive, each of these terms are clinically predictive in nature and therefore indicative of community held distinctions with long-standing origin and discrete predictive and explanatory variables [ 20, 21].

A careful analysis of the duties associated with human rights indicates that the commonly held distinction between positive and negative duties cannot be maintained.

Until his suspension, Mr. Mandl had held other distinctions.

Jeff Maggert held the distinction of being the leader in the clubhouse at nine-under 207.

Take Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who is warming a seat held with distinction by Kay Bailey Hutchison.

For most of his career, Bol held the distinction of being the tallest player ever to compete in the N.B.A.

He would not have been the first African-American hero in comics in any case; the Falcon held that distinction.

Among his claims to fame, Edward A. Rogers held the distinction of having been physically attacked by Richard M. Nixon.

Schoenberg has long held the distinction of, and lately borne the opprobrium for, having invented 12-tone composition.

Initially she became the chair of the schools committee, before going on in 1983 to become the Leader of ILEA, a post she held with distinction until 1987.