Sentence examples for close context from inspiring English sources

Up close, context usually fell away.

The relevance of these motif variations should be discussed in close context with the very similar motif adjacent to lysine-9.

To address these questions and questions to the close context in case of being asked for prescribing a CE drug may be contents for qualitative research (interview studies) among primary care physicians.

For patients, habits were mainly related to ways of life particularly influenced by close contexts.

For patients, habits were related to ways of life particularly influenced by close contexts.

For many, their closest context appeared to lie either in the realm of "madness" or in that of supernatural aberrations: extreme piety, or diabolical possession as its evil opposite.

The study by Giordano et al. [ 17] was based upon the premise that maintenance and formation of trust in others, and the propensity to participate socially was "affected by the close social context of the family and the household in which a person lives".

In this perspective, the educational establishment becomes the epicentre of diversity and Europeanism, in line with the closest local context (doing a better convergence between the peoples and regions in Europe).

Especially puzzling is the origin of complex adaptations that involve close and context-dependent integration of multiple organismal systems.

"Close examination in context" is MacDonald's description of his approach, which he delivers on brilliantly.

As it turned out, I got to see the process up close in the context of scientific research on great white sharks.