Sentence examples for context-dependent situations from inspiring English sources
In this study we attempt to fill this gap by establishing a general picture upon which more specific and context-dependent situations can be studied and understood.
TGF-β actions are quite often described as opposite or distinct effects in context-dependent situations.
Object detection tasks only showed an advantage for tennis players in context dependent situations.
The results, therefore, suggest that the function of FruM in these three particular OA neurons is relevant to male flies in guiding their behavior in specific context-dependent choice situations.
Of particular importance is emphasis on case-based context-dependent learning situations that address the complexity of specific clinical domains and focus on transfer of knowledge and skills beyond the specific learning situation (3).
On top of that, says Lawrence J. Mazlack of the University of Cincinnati, a seminal figure in the field of computational linguistics, humor is context-dependent: what's funny in one situation may not be funny in another.
This creates a situation where the context-dependent values that are embedded in this software and the practices that it is part of are no longer recognised, resulting in the naturalisation and often essentialisation of, in this case, enactments of populations.
Another limitation of both self-reported enjoyment and observations of student involvement is that they are likely to be highly context-dependent and therefore not generalizable to other classroom situations.
The location-specific firing of place cells is context-dependent.
It all depends; this is "flexible and context-dependent".
As I explore in my new book, Situations Matter, much of human nature is surprisingly context-dependent, and the allure of the attractive turns out to be little different.
