Sentence examples for evident context from inspiring English sources

While guideline citations still need to be assessed for relevance to the topic of the filter, the prevalence of relevant citations in guideline bibliographies and their evident context make this a much simpler process.

Why gratuitous, in this self-evident context?

Positively, all study designs were evident, the context of studies were clear and the authors showed a connection to a wider body of knowledge.

For instance, an in vivo function of Plxdc2 may be evident in contexts where expression of the gene is altered.

If this suggests that public opinion was strong, and deeply concerned about the negative effects on wellbeing of reductions in light at night, a somewhat different tenor was evident in contexts such as group interviews and residents' association meetings.

It is evident that context-specific interventions are required to address persistent distress related to stigma, reframe personal and public perceptions of HIV infection and ameliorate its disabling social and psychological effects.

We identify fifteen strategies and show that most of these are, within the Scottish context, evident in practice.

The joy and intimacy of his work is evident whatever the context, as well as his acute eye for composition and detail.

The influences of Brazilian music were more evident in the context of this Brouwer program than they were when Mr. Assad played the work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in February.

Utilising interview and media data, I argue that pro-gay hetero-masculine subjects are evident in this context, and moreover, influence the creation of inner Sydney as an equalities landscape.

These stakes were most evident in the context of another revolutionary moment: the Spanish Civil War of the late 1930s.