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In this context, the content of colloidal EPS compounds could be seen as an approximate marker for biostabilization capacity.

Nevertheless, in this context, the content provider and the user have the final decision to accept or not a particular content.

It involves an analysis of real-life context, the content of proposals and the process, and a retrospective stakeholder analysis using the single instance of NHIS policy development.

It involves an analysis of the real-life context, the content of proposals, the process, and a retrospective stakeholder analysis in terms of policy development.

The interviews focused on the context, the content and the process of reforms and elicited perceptions of how reforms affected ground-level realities within health facilities and the workforce.

Within the same context, the content of 12-oxophytodienoic acid (12-oxo-PDA) increased 3-fold after 8 h of Cu treatment and the non-enzymatic accumulation of cyclic C18 phytoprostanes A1 was triggered, supporting the occurrence of ROS-mediated lipid peroxidation processes.

Closer inspection of our results showed that in the medical educational environment context, the contents of the three domains relate to goal orientation (the content and aims of education), relationships (an open and friendly atmosphere and affiliation) and organization/regulation.

For example, the character of the word 'I' in English doesn't change from context to context, although the content does.

In some contexts, the content of 'rich' is (roughly) the property of being rich for a philosopher, while in others its content is the property of being rich for the CEO of a large company.

In some contexts, the content of the hidden indexical is the property of being a philosopher and in others it is the property of being a CEO of a large company.

Abelard observes that the same propositional content can be expressed with different force in different contexts: the content that Socrates is in the house is expressed in an assertion in "Socrates is in the house"; in a question in "Is Socrates in the house?"; in a wish in "If only Socrates were in the house!" and so on.