Sentence examples for context of the occurrence from inspiring English sources

These finding will be discussed in the context of the occurrence of low symmetry crystals in soft and hard materials.

The biological context of the occurrence of masculinization and same-sex mating in black molly deserves some comment.

Academic women introduced an ecological approach for the explanation of VAW by stressing the importance of taking into account the global context of the occurrence of VAW.

Iron limitation, exposure to low levels of peroxide stress, thermostability and cyanide resistance may provide the biological and environmental context for the occurrence of manganese catalases.

In the context of evaluating the occurrence of drought events over Europe, soil moisture maps provide an invaluable resource to quantify the effects of rainfall deficits on vegetated lands.

We then calculated the percentage of notifications per disease occurring within one and two incubation periods respectively (in the context of preventing the occurrence of tertiary cases).

As candidate keywords, it first recognizes gene and protein names, species names, drug names and Gene Ontology terms in the local context of the query occurrences.

The functional impairment of a few nodes, which control directly or indirectly the activities of many others in the context of the co-occurrence of multiple genetic defects, could represent a selective advantage during neoplastic transformation (Additional file 12).

The functional impairment of a few nodes, which control directly or indirectly the activities of many others in the context of the co-occurrence of multiple genetic defects, could represent a selective advantage during neoplastic transformation and in response to pharmacological treatment.

Traces: A mark, object, or other indication of the existence or passing of something1, in the IT context an indicator of the occurrence of an action in the network (event in the form of log, alert or network packet).

This paper analyzes the semiotic links between a feast longhouse and multiple spatiotemporal layers of the building's context of occurrence, including: the space and time of the owning clan's internal social relations, the space of the wider interlocal Korowai landscape, long-term biological cycles of resource expenditure and regeneration, and short-term cycles of food production.