Sentence examples for context relief from inspiring English sources

Depending on the scale of the disaster and the country's context, relief co-ordination units or disaster information management units will be positioned at district, provincial (state) and/or national level (Kauffmann and Krüger 2010).

In a pharmacological context, relief of acid secretory inhibition by the latter reagents is dependent primarily on de novo synthesis and apical membrane targeting of H,K-ATPase subunits, and to some extent on reduction of the inhibitory disulfide bond by intracellular glutathione.

Setting relief at 20% for everyone would save £15bn a year – serious money in the context of a budget deficit of £68bn.

These assessments reveal that ongoing human rights abuses have occurred in cyclone-affected areas in the context of relief and reconstruction efforts.

Stormy's opposition to the war in Iraq widens the novel's scope, providing both historical context and a relief from the central characters' self-absorption.

An integer linear programming model is proposed to build the path selection for container supply chain in the context of emergency relief.

The virtual contact centre is evaluated against traditional contact centre solutions in the context of a relief operation helping storm evacuees connect with relatives in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

When most film critics don't seem able to rise above a dissection of the latest celebrity gossip tacked onto a rudimentary analysis of plot, with perhaps a guesstimate of box office take to provide context, what a relief, a joy even, to find Stephen Bayley's cracking article on Michael Mann.

The poem is better than that". And it would only be something that could be seen in context, in sharp relief.

There are huge moral questions here: in the context of humanitarian relief, is there equality of status between a passport-holding European university student on holiday and someone stuck in a refugee camp?

For example, the GOLD Global Strategy for Diagnosis, Management, and Prevention of COPD (GOLD guideline 2014) does not mention chronic pain and discusses opioids only in the context of the relief of dyspnoea.