Sentence examples for context of introducing from inspiring English sources

Strawson made no mention of Locke, Aristotle or Frege in the context of introducing the expression 'sortal universal' in Individuals in 1959.

Of interest in the context of introducing a CPC framework for the first time, the majority of respondents (70%, 551) would not consider registering at a lower level rather than having to complete CPC.

The initial therapeutic intervention that evaluated the benefit of reducing the depth or interval of sedation was in the context of introducing daily prescribed awakenings or brief 'off-periods' for sedative medications.

The mixed finite elements strategy, which, in the present context, consists of introducing a pressure term p ∈ Q = L 2 , is as follows: div u ¯ = p λ. (3).

In this context the limit of introducing PV in the power system should be correctly grasped.

The paper concludes that there might not be one 'best, universally valid, context free way' of introducing and carrying out usability work in software product development organizations.

In this context the possibility of introducing RDTs in drug shops in order to improve the targeting of ACTs is also being considered.

We have shown the value of introducing GO context to the analysis of signalling pathways.

Cell line studies, however, must be interpreted in the context of artifacts introduced by selection and establishment of cell lines in vitro.

This question becomes more pressing with increased emphasis on agricultural sustainability, "organic" forms of agriculture where IPM may be counter-indicated and, in a different context, the cultivation of introduced and/or novel crops including those genetically modified.

The SARM approach and its extensions are presented here in context to introduce different types of applications and provide an example for the evolution of a computational methodology in pharmaceutical research.