"As a person who doesn't identify as straight, any love song I write is contextualized by a queer identity," he told me.
I really wanted the trees to be a part of the city — to be contextualized by the city.
Primary-source material will be contextualized by the secondary literature, and our inquiries will remain cognizant of gender-, sexuality-, race-, and performance-critical methods.
Explains Bateman, "The purpose of being able to connect Utah artists to artists outside of Utah, [is] so they can be contextualized by the viewer and also make connections with peers outside of Utah.
These findings must, however, be contextualized by important limitations.
However, these trends are not uniform, and must be contextualized by domain, country conditions and field of study [ 12- 17].
Genetic findings from such large-scale approaches can be contextualized by the aforementioned physiological studies of amphibian hair cell function.
Women with a BRCA1/2 gene mutation may choose to revisit the RM decision at different stages of their lives and, therefore, require long-term professional support in a decision-making process that is contextualized by medical uncertainty and a lack of conclusive information.
From the disgusting pot-bellied, cigar-chomping narcissist trying to get the ingénue onto his casting couch, to the ingénue herself, to the baby born moments ago, we all need sexual safety, sexual nurturing and age-appropriate sexual information that's contextualized by human relationships rather than a quasi-medical study of anatomy, venereal disease and unwanted pregnancy.
However, its significance is contextualized by the lack of potential for translation of a functional Mb protein and its approximate 300- to 500 000-fold lower mean abundance versus the other species (table 1).
That overview was contextualized by commentary on PG&E's science-based emission reduction targets and proportion of renewable energy in its overall energy generation mix.
