Sentence examples for contextual particularities from inspiring English sources
In practice, validating an NCL code using just XML Schema neglects some important referential and contextual particularities inherent to NCL.
Existing needs and contextual particularities of priority setting exercises cannot always be accommodated by one of the existing approaches.
However, we argue that some basic features that characterize PI as a policy problem are applicable in all political contexts, as they flow from the nature of the social phenomenon of PI rather than from contextual particularities.
At the same time it is important to be aware of contextual particularities when using external support, and it is essential to develop research and capacity development methodologies that are adapted to the local context.
In this way, this study afforded us a new conceptualization of this research/design problem, where AAL design should be based on an understanding of the contextual and temporal particularities of the "caregiving dyad" [ 13] and consider the "user" as the PwD together with his or her ICP s) as an interconnected, interactional unit undergoing constant negotiation and transition.
They cannot account for the particularities of healthcare, where contextual (social, cultural, personal, and interactional) factors play a fundamental role in what, and how, things are done.
Such contextual factors are evident above in the particularities of, for example, individuals who were strongly encouraged to undertake dual practice by their own department (versus those not allowed to in another department) which may affect whether the practice is enjoyed and sustained.
As Wathen et al. [ 37], p. 14 conclude, "[o]ne-size-fits-all approaches to KTE do not address the complexities and particularities of specific contexts, nor the interaction of contextual factors with 'evidence'".
Esthetics are contextual.
Ethics are more contextual.
