Sentence examples for healthy context from inspiring English sources

At its best, "The Kid" captures the grueling heartbreak of trying to love anything when the world doesn't love you enough, of trying to summon desire or affection in the absence of any healthy context for either one.

It's funny to me when people write to me about my writing being vulnerable, brave or the like, because to me, it's proof positive that so much of my life is simply about trying to reconcile fear and keep it in some sort of healthy context.

Previous studies have shown that i) IKBKAP exon 20 is poorly defined in a "healthy" context, due to the presence of a weak 3'ss and exonic splicing silencers, and ii) the FD mutation exacerbates the environment leading to alternative exon 20 inclusion in FD tissues [59], [60].

Pregnancy at age 35 years or older within a healthy context and in the absence of other risk factors was perceived as a low risk pregnancy by the majority of our participants.

The histone marks from healthy contexts were able to accurately predict these hypertrophy-sensitive sites from the genomic background (ROC AUC of 0.93).

Polka, which puts out a quarterly glossy magazine on a wide variety of photo genres, has been highly visible in the city for some weeks, with ubiquitous posters of Mr. Lindbergh's photo of a young Kate Moss, looking very much like a Doris Ullman personage, except in a much healthier context.

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PC2 representing mostly higher systolic blood pressure in an otherwise healthy metabolic context causes a 70% increase in the risk of incident CAD.

Single samples comparisons revealed globally similar DNA methylation profiles with a fraction of CpG sites gaining methylation (in a healthy unmethylated context) and loosing methylation in previous hypermethylated regions (Fig. 2C E).

The only thing that looks healthy in this context is the twinkle in the eye of the diet industry CEOs, who are laughing all the way to the bank.

The Global Times, not surprisingly, saw the need to balance Ai's comments with a healthy dollop of context, for which it turned to Xiong Qiuhong, whom it quotes providing a colorful explanation for the strange intersection between dissent and crime.