Sentence examples similar to a contextual importance from inspiring English sources

The report goes on to suggest that the other allegations against Putin over the years, for example that he was implicated in the murder of the journalist Anna Politkovskaya, "establish a pattern of events, which is of contextual importance to the circumstances of Mr Litvinenko's death".

Similar studies performed in other model organisms report that damage response may involve pleiotropic cellular processes other than the central DNA repair components, yet an intuitive systems level view of the cellular components required for damage survival, their interrelationship, and contextual importance has been lacking.

In the latter case, different criteria can even receive different weights according to their contextual importance [ 22, 23].

Given the informal nature of the Comery and Lee [ 37] approach, it is important to note the effect sizes (i.e. magnitude of loadings and inter-factor correlations) to gauge the contextual importance of parameter estimates in any subsequent analysis.

In parallel with changes in the conceptualization of events, methodologies became increasingly refined over time, going from lists of events with standard weightings independent from the perceptions of the subjects (1957) to clinical interview guidelines (1978) aimed at achieving a contextual evaluation of the importance of each event in each individual.

Gender biases in sociocultural norms often overpowered the cash incentive — underscoring the importance of a contextual understanding of constraints on education, and of undertaking other approaches alongside transfers, responding to these constraints (Adato et al., 2007).

Q.What is a contextual menu?

There's a contextual difference.

A contextual menu will appear.

Use a contextual ad service.

This brings up a contextual menu.