While English conversation courses are a proper context for the FLCAS, which emphasizes speaking or listening anxiety in classrooms, English composition courses may be limited as a research context for the scale.
I then offered to pay for Stonewall's education department, who work with 180 local authorities, to give workshops to the kids and parents, so any issues raised in the opera could be given a proper context.
Commissioner Goodell expressed an openness to consider the issue in January 2014, saying: "We will follow medicine and if they determine this could be a proper usage in any context, we will consider that".
Cautious not to give an outright endorsement, Goodell said, "We will follow medicine and if they determine this could be a proper usage in any context, we will consider that".
"But everything needs to be taken in a proper context, and we are continuing as a university to dialogue on all of these issues," he said.
However, he said, it is important that payment data be presented in a proper context, emphasizing that interactions between doctors and drug companies played a critical role in improving care, educating doctors and fostering appropriate use of medicines.
Such "the sky is falling" mentality is surely not comforting to read or hear, though it must be viewed within a proper context.
Such an approach needs to be supplemented with a 'buy-in' from all HCPs as well as administrators, as opposed to the dissemination of an eLearning module which may in and of itself be inadequate without a proper context.
This is known as a "proper context", and it reflects the empirical facts available for interpreting actual utterances.
A proper context is one in which the agent is at the location at the time in the world, which is of course the characteristic relation among the speaker, time, location and world of an utterance.
