Sentence examples for context relates to from inspiring English sources

The broadest context relates to all the movements, inside and outside academia, that urge open access and open data throughout the online world.

An additional challenge in the African context relates to traditional perceptions of blood and the body.

School communities in this context relates to staff, students and parents who go to or work within the school environment.

There is a growing body of research that investigates how the residential neighbourhood context relates to individual diet.

We therefore make it clear that the context relates to those of the National Health Service (NHS) at the time of the intervention.

This context relates to the process of health care reform and the development of software to define and analyze these outcomes.

We propose that playa-related deposition occurs in an endorheic context related to tectonic activity of the Atacama Fault System and Coastal Cordillera uplift.

Charlotte — that was the identity she had in any context relating to her mother — sifted through the envelopes.

I realise that that sentence in a context related to Russia isn't really something you want.

The learning process is adapted to operate in a sporadic context related to the rapid variations in power, in users' position and in the number of interferers.

To investigate how paraprofessional Community Nutrition Educators' (CNEs') perceptions of work context relate to job satisfaction and intention to leave the position.