Sentence examples for context was defined as from inspiring English sources

The clinical context was defined as follows: local preoperative treatment for rectal cancer, postsurgical adjuvant and advanced disease (local and/or metastatic).

Ahokyir as applied to poverty in the urban context was defined as being financially tight, having a difficulty in making ends meet, as a temporary acute state.

An expert in this context was defined as an author of an article that was ranked by three reviewers as relevant to outpatient palliative and emergency medical.

The early post-acute context was defined as starting with active rehabilitation and ending with the completion of the first comprehensive rehabilitation after the acute SCI.

Being respected in terms of a university context was defined as having academic achievements, as well as being involved in campus activities and social events, especially when "taking leadership".

Sensitivity in this context was defined as a positive rate of CEA mRNA determined during postoperative surveillance, in peritoneal washes from patients with relapses in the form of peritoneal carcinomatosis.

Housework, in this context, is defined as things like cooking, cleaning, yardwork and home repairs.

This contact conforms to the rules of the sport and is completely legitimate even when the same sort of behaviour outside the sports context is defined as criminal.

Beamforming in this context is defined as sending the same message from different antennas, but using different weights per antenna.

Real-time in this context is defined as the interval between two dispatches as the edge weights of the dynamic graph is expected to change at every dispatch.

From the former perspective, context is defined as the surrounding environment affecting requesters' services discovery and access, such as requesters' preferences, locations, activities, and accessible network and devices.