Sentence examples for be some context from inspiring English sources
adverb
Of a measurement: approximately, roughly
- I guess he must have weighed some 90 kilos.
Overall, poor ubiquitination correlated with the structural location of the N-terminus of the PPXY motif, which projects away from the active site, although there may also be some context dependence to substrate selection based on the low activity toward an L121K K125A mutant.
So, there may be some contexts where you get a better assessment of drug activity in vitro.
While investigations proceed, here's some context to mull.
A few statements of the obvious, perhaps, but context matters, and here is some context for tonight.
He says what other MFA teachers are afraid to" (if you don't know what's meant by the blue/black dress, here is some context).
"We're in the information business, and numbers can be helpful in terms of learning about a guy, providing there's some context to them," Hughes said.
To understand, here's some context.
Here is some context before I dive into it.
The previous sentence might not make much sense to you, so here's some context.
