Sentence examples for described in a context from inspiring English sources

In five versions of the survey the choices were described in a context of how to allocate additional funds provided by the government (extra funds scenario), whereas in the sixth version the choices were framed as whether to treat patients with rare diseases by reducing the number of patients currently treated for common diseases (fixed funds scenario).

This leaves us in the position of preferring to use deception, for the reasons and in the ways we have described, in a context and on a scale that we believe has not been previously subjected to ethical scrutiny in the literature.

These two synonymous SNPs have never been described in a disease context in the literature.

Of note, although often described in a diagnostic context, functional biomarkers (lysophosphatidylcholines, amino acids, etc).

For multicellular organisms such as Drosophila and human, gene expressions must be described in a spatiotemporal context, which reveals the histological specificities and temporal dynamics of the activities of the gene.

A large number of genes encoding Hsps and related proteins have been described in a functional context during D. melanogaster oogenesis (references in Additional file 1) and orthologs of all of these were transcribed during P. aegeria ovarioles, often very abundantly (e.g. heat shock protein cognate 3, hsc3) (Tables  2 and 22; Additional file 2).

Much like the racialized and classed elements of maternalism Blum described in an American context, the cultural construction of "good" motherhood in contemporary China is similarly inflected in ways that reflect forms of economic, social, and cultural privilege.

To our knowledge, this is the first time that such a phenotype has been described in an infection context.

This phenomenon has been described in an American context and the implications for oncologists facing these challenges are further explored there.

However, the two year hospital costs and outcomes of a cohort of patients hospitalised with ATD has yet to be described in an Australian context, particularly in terms of time from discharge.

To our knowledge, LR-SF have not been previously described in an infection context, but are reminiscent of cells treated with phorbal esters such as TPA (Imamura et al., 1998).