In the context of cancer, holding the person with cancer is supported as an intimate practice (15: +4), and the notion that a man's inability to have an erection means that there is no point in being intimate (41: -4) was rejected: "Men need to be cuddled and just because he can't get an erection does not mean to say that he doesn't want to be cuddled or loved" (nurse, female, 58yrs).
Analyses of the data based upon physical and calculated properties of each individual molecule were performed and resulting trends were considered in the context of commonly held opinions of how physicochemical properties influence aqueous solubility.
In 2012 13, one trainee obstetrician discussed that uncertainly around timing of birth may lead to hesitation in commencing treatment, especially in the context of being held responsible or 'blamed' for potentially unnecessary treatment: "… there's sometimes a culture of, um, blame almost if you start magnesium you sort of get asked the next day "Well, why did you start that?
Third, to understand the contextual elements of our initial assumptions, we carried out an additional literature review to assess the current general context of Uganda, held conversations with Ugandan RC volunteers via Facebook, and carried out short preliminary surveys of Uganda RC staff.
The clinic has worked with partners in a variety of contexts to hold corporations to account when their activities threaten the human rights of local communities.
Crop diversification, following intercropping and agroforestry, has been reported to be a potential alternative for enhancing per capita (unit area and time) productivity in the context of shrinking land holding and increasing human and livestock population (Swaminathan 2001).
But knowing how easy it would be for his theory to be taken out of context, he held off publishing any of his essays on the subject for 19 years.
The Slap by Christos Tsiolkas gets a particularly good drubbing, complete with mock-Australian accents, and then an extremely brave passage from Jonathan Franzen's Freedom is pulled out of context and held up to the hilarity of not quite all.
Function: noun. 1 : a blogospheric catch-all term for the sort of laziness in our political culture which declares "a pox on both their houses" regardless of context, always holds that two sides in any political conflict must be equally at fault and equally extremist, and the center is wherever the middle distance is between two political opponents, regardless of their actual policy prescriptions.
Higgins set the broadcaster's independence against the wider context of diminishing publicly held assets.
