This will allow testing the assumption that involving the context bolsters long-term effects.
Spanning paradigms, models, concepts, applications, and implications for families as they develop, experts in the field demonstrate the translatability of session insights into real-world contexts, bolstering therapeutic gains outside the treatment setting.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany appeared to support the principle of strengthening the bailout fund, though she addressed it in the context of bolstering the euro.
Politicians, with no generally accepted consensus to challenge them, can get away with plucking data out of context to bolster assertions that are based more on faith than on reality.
One of those is Dr. Irving B. Weiner, a clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral medicine at the University of South Florida and the president of the International Rorschach Society, who said the authors of the journal report took research findings out of context to bolster their case.
It may take subtle philosophical considerations concerning the best way to resolve a paradox in order to 'see' the context-sensitivity of 'knows'" (ibid).. Bolstering the latter suggestion are cases involving what Thomas Hofweber (1999, 98ff).
According to the information leaked to the Los Angeles Times, Ford's DNA was found on one of the officer's guns, bolstering the claim that the officers opened fire in the context of a violent struggle.
It is easy to see how tribes may shift from bolstering the nation-state to challenging it within the contexts of nation-state collapse.
Specifically, microfluidic devices which range in functionality from simultaneously controlling oxygen and shear stress levels to perfusable biopolymer networks, will be discussed in the context of how they bolster traditional in vitro platforms, by providing greater data output, accessibility, and physiological relevance.
"The time may have come," he noted, "when the issue of race could benefit from a period of 'benign neglect".' After Nixon distributed the memo to his cabinet, a copy leaked to The New York Times, and the phrase, taken out of context, was used to bolster the accusation that he was a racist.
