Sentence examples for context of taking from inspiring English sources

It is assumed here that in the context of taking a decision on whether or not to treat the fetuses, the fetuses are actual future people (see Section 2).

Action focused growth theory, however, also suggests that "PTG that occurs in the context of taking action is likely to relate to lower levels of psychological distress "[ 42].

One possible explanation is that, in the context of participating in a research study, the experimental nature of the technology is clearly explained, and participants have made a commitment (in the form of completing informed consent) to use the technology, so the engagement seen here could have been influenced by the context of taking part in a research study.

In the context of taking advantage of the acidic environment of solid tumors it is worthwhile reporting on pHLIP (pH (Low) Insertion Peptide), a peptide derived from the C-helix of bacteriorhodopsin, although this peptide neither displays a membranolytic mechanism nor is it derived from a host defense peptide.

I interpret "steal" to mean, in this context, the act of taking from other texts themes, ideas, rhythms, structures, but not the sentences themselves.

In this context, the importance of taking care of user satisfaction with service provisioning as a whole has been recognized.

"But all of this is in the context of us taking a decision as an organisation that there is scope for us to play a role in helping people to decide between public services – like educational institutions, like GPs – where perhaps we haven't done so before, because of the growing choice of vendors.

While children undernutrition is a major problem in Yemen, it is important to analyse how children's situation in Yemen is inserted in a broader context of undernutrition, taking into account other countries or regions.

In the context of women, taking away your baby is not only horrific to the mother, but is literally the most harmful thing you could possibly do to a baby".

The classification of ethnicity recorded in the PRN was made by the health care professional and is typically based on a woman's appearance, name, and information provided in the context of history taking (at least until January 2015).

This further emphasizes the importance of taking local context into consideration when discussing evidence and deciding on options to pursue.