Sentence examples similar to context sensitive review from inspiring English sources

When observing real plants and their performance, behaviour and response to different environmental conditions and stresses, the consistent (if perhaps unhelpful) message is that results are context sensitive (reviewed by Hodge 2004; Karst et al. 2012).

It will take careful, impartial, context-sensitive review of particular institutional arrangements of the kind performed by Judge Brown to enforce those guarantees.

Nonetheless, the decision offers a sterling example of how reason-driven, context-sensitive judicial review can ensure that those responsible for enforcing the law are faithful to their charge.

Realist synthesis is particularly relevant for making sense of context sensitive complex interventions with a heterogeneous evidence base where traditional systematic reviews would often conclude that there is limited or no evidence to inform next steps.

It is context sensitive, and highly dependent on local conditions.

In other words, poverty, and its cures, are highly context sensitive.

Context sensitive help and on-line manual.

Context: Crime and crime control are both context sensitive.

'Bank' is ambiguous, not (at least, not obviously) context sensitive.

Macros are used to provide content and context sensitive responses.

Such ethical considerations are context sensitive, and can only be applied piecemeal.