Sentence examples for circumstantial experience from inspiring English sources
Omran (10, 11) acknowledged that the dynamics of the Western transition were closely related to the unique historical and circumstantial experience of the industrial and social revolution in the West during the last three centuries, and may not automatically be transferable to less developed countries.
In this respect, social aspects [ 43] play a role in defining the ICT user profile, as do other circumstantial variables such as experience and training [ 44].
We look to fiction for images of reality — real life rendered as vicarious experience, with a circumstantial intimacy that more factual, explanatory accounts cannot quite supply.
By John Updike We look to fiction for images of reality — real life rendered as vicarious experience, with a circumstantial intimacy that more factual, explanatory accounts cannot quite supply.
However, the relationship between cognitive error in diagnostic reasoning, circumstantial factors (workload, fatigue and work experience) and the occurrence of adverse events has not yet been studied.
Anyone's sensory experience of the world is circumstantial and cultural, qualified by context and perspective, a fact which again suggests that the mind's awareness of itself is of a kind with its awareness of physical reality.
This is additionally supported by circumstantial evidence [ 1- 5, 14- 18] and by our experience in a check-up clinic, despite the paucity of formal studies of this issue in Japan.
3 The patient experience is highly subjective and hinges on emotional, circumstantial and interpretive factors that are difficult to quantify and compare across groups.
When the protagonist of that work witnesses the murder of a circumstantial friend by hired assassins, his life is shattered by the experience.
There is strong circumstantial evidence that areas in Brazil hit hard by Zika have experienced a sharp increase in the number of babies born with microcephaly, a condition in which the head is much smaller than normal because the brain fails to develop properly.
