Sentence examples for context arise from inspiring English sources

In our studies, discontinuities in the distribution of other species or variation in the species composition of communities (i.e., community context) arise because of biogeographical factors differentially limiting dispersal (large treeless expanses preventing red squirrels but not birds from colonizing forests: e.g., Benkman et al. 2001; Siepielski and Benkman 2007).

Mr. Green has made portraits of artists in one other context, arising from his visits to the Talented Handicapped Artists Workshop in Kings Park.

Further context arises from the fact that in the tournament's history defending champions have missed the cut nine times.

The results suggest voluntary unemployment in this context arises from preferences over non-wage job attributes.

In this context arises the research question: "The use of users' profile and context information, that are not necessarily in a formal educational environment, with daily automatic data update, makes possible to recommend educational resources in an individualized and personalized way?".

Link suppression/enhancement from interference/synergy in our context arises because of similarity (correlation) in the regulator dynamics.

Evidence of the two strategic orientations within the Italian context arises from the analysis of both Regional and LHAs' strategies.

Our decision to use case-based context arose from its demonstrated superiority over text-based content in increasing participants' knowledge [ 9].

Tell the other person when the relevant context arises and say it politely but firmly.

Evolutionary game theory originated as an application of the mathematical theory of games to biological contexts, arising from the realization that frequency dependent fitness introduces a strategic aspect to evolution.

Nearly half of QI-PHC activities (n = 21; 49%) were taking place within local and provincial contexts arising from a broad spectrum of the PHC sector.