Sentence examples for context of claims from inspiring English sources

However, some limitations have to be mentioned in the context of claims data analyses.

In our context of claims problems with mediation, we understand by a process any algorithm that associates to each problem ((E,c,F in mathfrak {B}_{F}) an allocation satisfying efficiency, non-negativity and claim-boundedness.

Only if interpreted in the context of claims that words are processed within a largely left-lateralized system do studies showing right-hemisphere involvement provide evidence for functional reorganization.

The relevance of market incompleteness in the context of claim-pricing is considered using "good-deal asset price bound" method by Cochrane and Saa-Requejo (2000).

In the absence of default risk, the divergence between borrowing and lending rates has been analyzed both in the context of claim valuation by Korn (1995), and of hedging in incomplete markets by Cvitanić and Karatzas (1993).

Speaking in mitigation for Associated Newspapers, Clare Montgomery QC said: "The personal information was not there gratuitously to identify 'Nick.'" She said the article contained information to enable the public to understand the context of the claims he was making.

Academic literature on education in the context of DRR claims that a lower educational level limits access to information and recovery assistance (Komac et al. 2010).

The problem is particularly acute in light of the fact that deflationism has often been discussed in the context of various claims about reductionism.

In the context of such claims about Strauss's influence on the Bush administration's policies on Iraq and the Middle East more generally, there is an irony, namely, that Strauss himself was devoted to revitalizing Islamic philosophy, as opposed to Christian thought, for the very sake of the future of western civilization.

Aradia began to be examined within the wider context of such claims.

In the following, we will focus on measuring the impact of an intervention accurately in the context of pharmacy claims databases and give specific consideration to our outcome measures in the light of the issues raised by Maclure et al. (2006) in their review of measuring prescription-related improvements in the primary care setting [ 39].