Sentence examples for context of a body from inspiring English sources

The game of art and chance in regional theater means win some, lose some, within the context of a body of work and the vision of a director in charge.

The course was developed in the context of a body of literature that has pointed to the gendered nature of child protection work but with little empirical evidence of the effectiveness of training or of the impact of increasing fathers' involvement in child protection interventions.

In the context of a body sensor network (BSN), which permits pervasive monitoring of potentially sensitive medical data, security and privacy concerns are particularly important.

Finally, this study adds evidence from two Eastern European contexts to a body of research that is scarcely represented in the region.

With a bit of distance, and in the context of a large body of work, it is a good time to revisit the series.

However, since Set2 functions in the context of transcription units, we hypothesized that the function of Set2 in DNA repair would be more evident if our cut site was in the context of a gene body.

There are two large embroideries of the crowd series in my show at PØST, "Don't panic" and "Fireworks" next to six sidewalk graffiti imprints presented in the context of a larger body of work.

We also discuss the policy implications of these findings in the context of a growing body of evidence for the ACTs in Africa.

It is tempting to speculate that this diversity may be related to the demands of actin-nucleation site positioning with respect to precisely defined cellular surfaces in the context of a multicellular body consisting of cells endowed with rather rigid surface structures.

She correctly places our results, which largely show that proximate risk factors are inadequate to explain disparities, in the context of a larger body of literature that suggests that broader social determinants of health must be addressed for such disparities to be reduced.

Key evolutionary transitions in deep time, such as the origin of avian flight [ 2] and the adaptive radiation of mammals around the Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary [ 3], have been interpreted in the context of body size: thus body mass reconstruction in extinct species is of considerable interest.