Sentence examples for context of calling from inspiring English sources

In all studies, adult male barks were recorded ad libitum when the context of calling could be confirmed as the presence of a feline terrestrial predator, either by observing the predator or hearing its vocalisations.

Previous studies demonstrating the influence of social context on calling probability indicate vocal production in animals may not be totally hardwired and inflexible [ 1].

While our analysis is presented in the context of SNV calling using ShoRAH, the insights into SNV calling via probabilistic clustering should be applicable to any method that considers multiple variant sites simultaneously.

"It's only surprising in the context of calls that everyone should give something and that we need to slow down the rate of health care costs," Mr. Rother said.

The case is analyzed in the context of calls to reconsider conceptually nature-society relationships and ideas in sustainability science about which land management systems best match sustainability goals.

Criticism also came up in the context of calls to abolish ICE, a political cause that has not gained sufficient traction in Congress to move forward.

This manuscript is a well written summary of these two improvement methods, firmly grounded in the context of calls for healthcare improvement in the U.S. and the U.K.

The cumulative proportions of women with a negative smear who were re-screened by time since the index smear for the three countries are shown in Figure 2. Overall, the data from Oxfordshire show a high level of compliance to a recommended 3-yearly interval in the context of call-and-recall organisation.

He once took the president's words out of context to accuse him of calling Israel "an open sore".

So, it's encouraging that Secretary Clinton embraced the technology's potential when looking at it in the context of her call to open more data.

I've heard it many times -- usually in the context of being called names that would make my poor mother pass out.