Sentence examples for Significant context from inspiring English sources

Significant context effects for woodland-dependent species related to the extent of hedges and woodland cover in the local vicinity (<1 km radius), whereas for woodland seasonal migrants the best predictors of richness after patch area were two regional environmental gradients.

Or if you want to remember something, put the information in a significant context.

In the wider, and far more significant, context of the European referendum, that could be a national disaster.

Fisher v. University of Texas, the most recent challenge to affirmative action in higher education to reach the Supreme Court, provides significant context for this week's developments.

"[Villagisation] is a programme that aims at fundamentally restructuring settlement patterns, service infrastructure and livelihoods, including farming systems, in the Gambella region, and as such constitutes a significant context in which PBS operates.

While Trump slipped in "received an exemption," he strongly suggests the figure is really about people paying a penalty — "they're actually doing that rather than being forced to buy insurance" — and so the number lacked significant context.

The theory of abstract argumentation frameworks (afs) has, in the main, focused on finite structures, though there are many significant contexts where argumentation can be regarded as a process involving infinite objects.

In a one-two punch illustrating the continuing vigor of the presumption against extraterritoriality, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, on consecutive days last week, issued important decisions applying Morrison v. National Australia Bank in two disparate but significant contexts under the federal securities laws.

One of the significant contexts in which to view these structural elements is the degree of plasticity in which they participate, during development and origination of dendrites, mature synaptic plasticity and after lesions, when the cells must continue to maintain and reconstitute function, to remain part of the circuitry in the hippocampus.

In contrast, a significant context-dependent decrease in functional coupling was found between activity in vermis VIII of the cerebellum and right insula.

Specifically, the NF model does not recognize a significant context-dependent influence on transversions involving CpG dinucleotides, whereas the TF model does.