Sentence examples for have a context from inspiring English sources
Those questions have a context.
Of course, all facts are partial, all facts have a context.
It is something we all have a context for and an experience of".
While the stars still get their close-ups, now they have a context.
Atheists or agnostics do not have a context of God's love into which this particular painful tragedy can be relativised.
Instead of seeing him as the stereotypical lone predator, she understands that such men have a context.
In this setting, to be able to produce compositions that are consistent with the surrounding context it is important to have a context-aware service model that reflects contextual characteristics of services.
In some cases, DSXF and DSXM are antagonistic, but in other cases, both have a context-dependent instructive function (reviewed by [ 77]).
In order to assess whether regional gene-expression measurements have a context-dependent, patterned relationship with locomotor activity, plasma corticosterone, or gene expression within other regions, we performed a series of correlation analyses.
It seems that individuals do not have a context-independent relative risk attitude and a single power conversion can not be found to convert VAS scores to SG scores [ 15].
Interestingly, the sequence of the 160 loop falls into a category of polypeptides, termed chameleons, that are thought to have a context-dependent structure, indicating a possible functional role.
