Sentence examples for context of presence from inspiring English sources

It describes the mechanics of the location service and describes its application to Internet services including the general approach to supporting location capabilities in the context of presence services.

Patient survival curves in the context of presence or absence of FLT3 receptor ITD mutations demonstrated expected trends (Figure S1A) [10] [16][10] [16].

This shows that subjective measures might not be reliable in the context of presence research (especially because the involvement in a VE requires low cognitive control) and that brain stimulation can lead to a change in bodily reactions without influencing subjective reports.

In the case of mediated communication, a person and the social context of their presence are delivered in the message" (emphasis added).

We recognize that, classically, portfolio problems are analysed in the context of the presence and absence of a risk-free asset.

The palaeoenvironment of the region during the Late Pleistocene is discussed in the context of hominin presence and shows a mosaic landscape in a region considered a crucial refugium for both plants and mammals, including hominins.

We specifically explored the effect of early/late age of seizure onset, in the context of the presence of a temporal lesion or not.

This is very well established for Alzheimer's disease (AD), but is also a prominent feature in the rare FBD and has been sporadically described for prion diseases mostly in the context of the presence of plaques, such as in vCJD or in many inherited forms.

Others mentioned that their positive reception depended on context, including duration of presence in the community and type of programme.

Translation of evidence into practice is mitigated by the level of evidence, the context, the presence of facilitation and the success of implementation (assessing organisational outcomes and achievements) [ 54].

This is postwar photography in the context of an American presence, but Iraq is still at war with itself.