Sentence examples for context of subjects from inspiring English sources

In this sense, the CE interview method is arguably unique in its capacity to glean the situated nature of symptoms in the context of subjects' lives.

Improvements in total score across the occasions happened within a context of subjects changing both correct and incorrect responses from the previous occasion.

Early attempts were made in the context of subject-based studies, with little attempt at providing an understanding of the museum as a public institution.

Such a list is independently built for each room in the supervised residence, and employed for assessment of the current action in the context of subject's habits and a room purpose.

The definition of 'accident' in the context of subject 'claim status' in this study is influenced by New Zealand's' unique Accident Compensation Corporation legislation.

GM provided text relevant to the global context of the subject matter.

For the notion of state one may restrict oneself to relevant forms of input and action, depending on the context of the subject matter.

LIST has been applied in the context of many subjects, mathematics among them (cf. Liebendörfer et al. 2014, for an overview), with overall satisfying results with regard to reliability (Wild and Schiefele 1994 found Cronbach's α between 0.64 for Metacognition and 0.90 for Attention) and validity (Wild 2000, 2005).

Srinivasa Iyengar, former vice-chancellor of Andhra University, says that Narayan wrote about political topics only in the context of his subjects, quite unlike his compatriot Mulk Raj Anand who dealt with the political structures and problems of the time.

In addition, correlations between the same antibodies and clinical measures when considered in the context of individual subjects were not found, except for a correlation between ant-P.

Although this study was not an experimentally designed exposure study, we include air monitoring data in order to describe the environmental context of these subjects' potentials for exposure to wood-smoke derived PM.