Sentence examples for a consistent context from inspiring English sources
To provide a consistent context, the review is focused on enforcement of environmental policies directed at industrial sources of pollution, because this is the main focus of the related literature.
In addition, we required information on the likely mortality rate for upper gastrointestinal bleeding and cardiovascular events to provide a suitable and consistent context.
Then we can capture derivability in the consistent context in terms of the equivalence: ∀Γ∀B∃Δ(Γ ⊢C B iff, Γ ⊢ B).
Proper development also requires that cells and tissues that experience forces respond in a consistent and context-appropriate manner.
They usually accept the validity of classical inferences in consistent contexts.
The relative contribution of all these nuclear and cytoplasmic effects to the cytostatic/cytotoxic activity of CDDP remains to be deciphered and may exhibit a consistent degree of context dependency.
A consistent modeling approach in the context of the Artificially Thickened Flame (ATF) method is proposed for the prediction of turbulent Lean Partially Pre-vaporized (LPP) spray flames.
In this regard, the future engagement of the European Union in emerging proliferation crises could produce serious political backlashes for the EU unless such an engagement is prepared and takes place in the broader context of a consistent and forward-looking defense and security policy.
Again, diagnosis of Morquio A should be made clinically and via demonstration of an enzyme defect in GALNS alongside other normal lysosomal enzyme activities in the context of a consistent clinical picture [Wood et al., 2013].
This underscores the importance of accurately specifying the location of the injection sites and the labeled neurons, in the context of a consistent database as provided in the present study (cf. Fig. 7 and see Supplementary Figs 2 and 4).
The goal of cellPACK is to create rigorous structural models of HIV and its interactions with host cells, which frame our current knowledge on the scale of the entire virion, and in its cellular context in a consistent format.
