We have also now contextualized these results with respect to the similar discovery of Ferree and Barbash (PLOS Biology 2009).
However, these exact numbers have fueled a debate about the importance of contextualizing the figures with respect to the overall numbers of black women, both married and unmarried, who are having children.
The tape, included with the purchase of the machine, enables the cutting head to contextualize itself — movement is with respect to the tape. .
Considering the data availability (i.e., number of replicates and perturbation studies) in cellular reprogramming, we opt to employ a former approach to contextualize literature-based GRNs with respect to the available data, hence removing noise.
This analysis requires sophisticated manual curation and literature review to contextualize the effect of variants with respect to several biological data including: protein-coding changes, affected amino acids, allele frequency, known single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), conserved regions, and, predicted pathogenicity scores.
Moreover and of key relevance to this study, they can complement the findings from empirical research studies particularly with respect to summarizing, contextualizing, and disseminating research findings.
The one hour lecture session was kept as the main form of input, and the approach of using a statistician to present the statistics and a clinician to contextualize them, was introduced as this appeared to hold promise particularly with respect to the contextualization of learning.
A second form of contextualizing NOS is through teaching historical cases, which the research community is divided with respect to its effectiveness (Irwin [2000]; Lin and Chen [2002]; Abd-El-Khalick and Lederman [2000b]).
with respect to politics.
