Sentence examples for context of demonstrating from inspiring English sources
He said this in the context of demonstrating his total disgust with flattery, even when it was being directed at him.
On a couple of recent episodes the comments were highlighted in the context of demonstrating how they affected Ms. Gries's game play.
Arp presents his hypothesis in the context of demonstrating the superiority of his approach to evolutionary psychology, which he calls "Narrow Evolutionary Psychology," over "Broad Evolutionary Psychology," with respect to accounting for archaeological evidence and facts about our psychology.
Potential applications and the effects of natural recharge and pumpage on salinity transport in the domain are discussed and evaluated in the context of demonstrating the practicality of the TSBL approach.
Given the critical importance of these reagents in the context of demonstrating the presence of NB in various human pathologies, it is surprising how little, if any, information is known about these monoclonal antibodies with regards to their immunological specificity.
Convincing the regulatory agencies regarding drug safety in the context of demonstrated efficacy is a major challenge.
As Rodríguez's (2014) study focusing on the monolingual context of Mexico demonstrates, Spanish L1 speakers gradually move from the use of more congruent, 'common sense' ways to express reality to the use of ever more abstract language representation forms by increasing, probably in an unconscious manner, the frequency of grammatical metaphors in their texts over time.
Parsons et al. (2010) suggest that "data use in its own right provides a form of review", and go on to point out that the context of reuse demonstrates that the data is not generically "good", but fit for some particular purpose.
Our aim was to assess how abundant EAV-HP might be in the chicken genome in the context of recent evidence demonstrating it to regulate the expression of the oocyan phenotypes in some chicken populations.
All discovered variants would then be interpreted in the context of the ever-improving human genome annotation and evaluated in the contexts of medical genetics, of demonstrated clinical validity, and of the pharmaceutical databases (when appropriate), to identify causative or therapeutically actionable genes.
These data are discussed in the context of previous work demonstrating roles for dopamine, norepinephrine and serotonin in cocaine-induced CTAs.
