Sentence examples for context of living from inspiring English sources
Spear, J. R. & Corsetti, F. A. The evolution of geobiology in the context of living stromatolites.
Photocrosslinking approaches can be used to map interactome networks within the context of living cells.
We aimed to describe donor and recipient expectations and experiences of their relationship in the context of living kidney donation.
During my tenure at Beginnings Nursery School I witnessed the development of many long-term projects that reflected the context of living in New York City.
"This new organ-on-a-chip technology gives us a window on molecular-scale activities in the context of living human lung tissue.
The context of living in protected housing where care and assistance is available when needed seems positive for the parent-child relationship.
The appropriateness of 'mainstream' understandings of recovery in the context of lived experience of personality disorders has been challenged,'self-discovery' being proposed as one alternative understanding [ 12].
However we focus here on reporting the distinctiveness of what interviewees told us about their understandings of recovery in the context of lived experience of personality disorders.
Through so doing we were able to produce an understanding of recovery that is both meaningful in the context of lived experience of personality disorders, and that might usefully inform the development of personality disorders services.
We report detailed findings on supporting recovery in personality disorders services elsewhere [ 34], focussing in this paper on our aim of understanding recovery in the context of lived experience of personality disorders.
In reflecting on the research process we felt that it was our specific situated interpretations – informed by both personal, lived experience and experience of clinical practice – that enabled our analysis to move beyond a descriptive categorisation of participant accounts and offer a possible understanding of the processes of recover in the context of lived experience of personality disorders.
