Sentence examples for context section from inspiring English sources
Section A. The context -- section B. The national security factor -- section C. Regime obligation.
Based on the forehead context, Section 5 discusses the effect of DoS on the kinetostatic performance.
In this paper we discuss the principle complexities of triple evolution in a broader context (Section 2).
The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: The "Context" section provides the context with regard to the Uganda electricity sector.
The next section provides a comprehensive overview of the literature on the empirical approaches to, and the concept of, NSI; "Country level context" section provides the country level context.
In the context section (Context some examples) we would have, ideally, presented an approach and related results of in-depth empirical study, but because of the many 'stalemates', and related stakeholder reluctance to comment on the state of affairs, we will only refer to some Dutch examples of (problematic) district heating projects, so to provide some context to our quest.
*Please note that you will choose one course from one of the Context sections: either Sociological, Network or Design.
Ms. MacNab, who has testified before Congress, said that at each of the trials prosecutors showed how the accused took out of context sections of the law and court decisions while ignoring other sections, including those shown to them by I.R.S. agents.
Direct source mining provides information for the aliases and descriptions, summaries, clinical features, drugs and therapeutics, genetic tests and anatomical context sections.
What the explanatory reasoning depends on is the difference principle, that is, the principle that some difference in the gene causes certain phenotypic differences in particular genetic and environmental contexts (section 2.1).
In 'Measles among Roma in Bulgaria and HIV among PWID in Greece: the impact of socioeconomic contexts' section, socioeconomic contexts and the impact of the financial crisis are examined for their influence on disease outcomes.
