Sentence examples for backdrop of previous from inspiring English sources

The 22 % overlap between TTH and migraine observed in our study should be considered against the backdrop of previous studies.

In order to understand Vasubandhu's contribution in this text, it would be necessary to place it against the wide backdrop of previous Yogācāra doctrine.

The EAG was established against a backdrop of previous attempts to improve the provision of diabetes services.

With the backdrop of previous reports of Lassa fever in Zorzor [ 18, 22], the characteristic manner in which the index case's illness progressed to bleeding and the epidemiological link of the two subsequent cases to the index case led to a high index of suspicion of Lassa fever among the receiving Ghanaian medical team.

If that were not enough, the search for renewed and sustained American employment has to operate against the backdrop of two previous searches -- two previous social compacts between capital and labor -- each of which was temporarily successful but both of which have now failed.

It was with the backdrop of the previous few months as well.

Nick Clegg, facing growing questions over his own leadership, will regard it as a stunning triumph that his party survived against the backdrop of the previous Lib Dem MP Chris Huhne resigning and now facing a prison sentence for asking his wife to take speeding points.

Against the backdrop of the previous literature findings, the aim of this study is to ascertain the current levels of engagement in the low carbon economy amongst the SMEs in the Derbyshire County and Derby City boundaries in the UK.

The shows took place against a backdrop of Spears' life struggles the previous few years that had made her fodder for tabloid reports.

Previous shots are given of Usher and Lenoir in a brown backdrop, and assumed previous situations of their love life and Usher coming home.

The backdrop against which the present study of a wide range of work-related factors was launched was the lack of previous studies on very specific work-related issues that should be considered by multidisciplinary teams.