Sentence examples for contexts of investigating from inspiring English sources

Such variations in the Lg wave propagation in different parts of the world have been studied extensively within the contexts of investigating crustal heterogeneity, monitoring nuclear explosion tests, and discriminating between such tests and natural shallow earthquakes, etc.

The lower frequency of advanced stage at diagnosis among older lung cancer patients could reflect more frequent use of chest X ray investigations in older patients (for example, in the context of investigating either a chest infection or other clinical presentations such as shortness of breath).

The difference, in the context of investigating the mind, may be that Buddhists look at the evidence of their own minds, while scientists look at others.

However, in the context of investigating the implications of SI variability on TGC, this cohort is appropriate.

In the context of investigating the embodiment of spatial thought, manipulating the availability of gesture/embodied action on tasks that explicitly involve spatial reasoning should give rise to differences in group level and within-subject performance.

As a class of Lévy type Markov generators, nonlocal Waldenfels operators appear naturally in the context of investigating stochastic dynamics under Lévy fluctuations and constructing Markov processes with boundary conditions (in particular the construction with jumps).

Therefore, the design of RNA molecules with specific structural properties has many potential applications, e.g. in the context of investigating the function of biological RNAs, of creating new ribozymes, or of designing artificial RNA nanostructures.

In this study an efficient three-stage method for fatigue life assessment combining multibody dynamic analysis and finite element method is considered in the context of investigating the performance of a serial stilt sprayer.

While the benefits of geospatial methods have been widely known in broader public health applications for disease surveillance and data exploration in a spatial context (Auchincloss et al. 2012; Martinez et al. 2016; Rezaeian et al. 2007), this review shows that their use in the context of investigating unintentional injuries has been far less common.

Another limitation is the use of LOCF data in the context of investigating symptom change; however, regarding the short duration of these studies and the relatively high completion rate (up to 71% at week 3), LOCF data was deemed suitable to assess efficacy at the indicated time points.

This parallels the experience of Rauck et al 36 in a study of opiate reduction within the context of investigating ziconotide.