Sentence examples for associated circumstances from inspiring English sources
Associated circumstances required an integrated response to investigate the potential risk of internal contamination for individuals exposed to contaminated environments.
Rather, a movement becomes voluntary through the living being's interaction with the "innumerable … associated circumstances" of its environment, which interactions bring about a series of substitutions of the initiating stimulus.
As shown in (1), the congruent way to represent experience in the English clause as well as the Spanish is when processes are realized with verbal groups (attacked), participants with nominal groups (the soldiers; the town), associated circumstances as prepositional phrases or adverbial groups (with guns), and logical relationships between clauses through conjunctions (and then).
These and "innumerable other associated circumstances … will put the child upon grasping, till, at last, that idea, or state of mind which we may call the will to grasp, is generated and sufficiently associated with the action to produce it instantaneously".
The proliferation of partial explanations for the witch-hunt has led some historians to proffer the concept of "associated circumstances", rather than one single significant cause.
In this paper, we highlight conditions and strategies associated with circumstances in which physicians 'get by' or 'get help' in these encounters.
Therapeutic doses of acetaminophen have the potential of producing liver damage if they are associated with circumstances that enhance the activity of the P-450 system leading to increased production of toxic metabolite, or that interfere with the protective mechanism by depleting the available glu-tathione.
For that matter, Mr. Shonibare, a born contrarian, was not constitutionally designed to belong to any art movement, not even the one with which he was associated by circumstance, the Young British Artists.
Thus, the diagnostic and therapeutic challenges of actinomycosis underscore the need for an improved understanding of risk factors for infection and new information about clinical circumstances associated with this condition.
Behavioral psychologists view anxiety as a learned response to frightening events in real life; the anxiety produced becomes attached to the surrounding circumstances associated with that event, so that those circumstances come to trigger anxiety in the person independently of any frightening event.
