Sentence examples for context of pressure from inspiring English sources

In the context of pressure vessels and piping systems FFS assessment is performed periodically to ensure the operational safety and structural integrity.

This study was undertaken to identify the morphological characteristics of the skin over posterior aspect of heel in the context of pressure ulcer development.

It also avoids conducting an investigation in the difficult context of pressure from media or community groups who have identified a possible cluster.

Despite the fact that most medical decisions are taken in a context of pressure and uncertainty, time pressure has not been systematically addressed in relation to medical decision-making.

Electrophysiological changes should be interpreted in the context of blood pressure, systemic oxygenation, intracranial or cerebral perfusion pressures, cerebral measures of oxygen tension, or microdialysis.

This abuse of power, and others like it, occurred in a context of political pressure on ICE officers to keep their deportation numbers high and growing.

So, obviously working within the context of that pressure is an interesting thing.

And, of course, there's the wider context of political pressure on the Welsh government, typified by David Cameron's call for ministers to "get their act together".

On Tuesday Mr Drakeford told BBC Wales ministers were reviewing whether more money was required, albeit in the context of huge pressure on all public spending.

In the context of increasing pressure on water resources, the socio-territorial arrangements and the watershed's history itself are becoming matters of discussion.

The Welsh government said the statistics should be seen "in the context of wider pressure on the NHS emergency care system and rapidly increasing demand", including a 6% increase in calls categorised as life threatening since September 2012.