Sentence examples for be brought into context from inspiring English sources
"We have identified that there is a problem here... come the spending review, this will be brought into context.
"We have identified that there is a problem here... come the spending review, this will be brought into context," Duncan Smith said.
Although the individual time points (0, 12, 24, 48, 96 hpi) do not overlap perfectly with 30 and 50 hpi measured in the transcriptomics experiment, they allow modeling a dynamic behavior which can be brought into context with the measured gene expression data.
Several of the identified components of the MID1 mRNP complex have been brought into context with microtubules and microtubule-associated translation regulation previously.
DNA glycosylases have been brought into context with molecular processes relating to innate and adaptive immunity as well as to the control of DNA methylation and epigenetic stability.
The significant associations between SOC and WCST in healthy subjects are not primarily intuitive, since both tasks have been brought into context with distinct neuropsychological constructs.
Daniel Levy, who worked for the Israeli government and was involved in the various peace initiatives, said: "The issue, certainly at this stage is not one of US direct engagement with Hamas, but a recognition - even if undeclared - that Hamas will have to be brought into the process, either in the context of internal Palestinian reconciliation or in their own right".
This should be brought into the Discussion and placed in context of where TM3 resides in relation to the MRE β−loop.
"We've been able to bring people together the same way that I was brought into the context of people who could help me and wanted to help me," Mr. Taylor said.
