Sentence examples for in isolation from the context from inspiring English sources
All this means that a political act cannot be judged in isolation from the context in which it is made - both situational, and personal.
These screening protocols seek to assess the dangerousness of actors and materials in isolation from the context of use, and this is, in practice, very difficult if not impossible.
These detailed cases allow us to present more than just individual quotes often cited in isolation from the context of individuals' lives - and give us the opportunity to emphasise the complexity of lives in which endurance, resilience and resistance emerge as important coping mechanisms.
This is one illustration of a more general point, that the impacts of migration often depend on other government policies and should not be seen in isolation from the wider context.
If human rights are to be protected, the old but resurgent argument that economic growth objectives are hindered by high rates of population growth cannot be considered in isolation from the broader context of growing inequality in access to basic resources and livelihoods, and the way in which national economies are inextricably affected by the global economic system.
Virtue ethicists are reluctant to judge actions in isolation from the total context of an individual's life.
When using natriuretic peptides for making a diagnosis of HFpEF, their plasma levels should not be used in isolation from the clinical context and echocardiography, as natriuretic peptides are influenced by many factors other than diastolic function and may give false positive results.
In addition, it shows how this risk is an integrated part of the culturally constructed category of youth and that it cannot be understood nor targeted in isolation from this context.
The effectiveness of the WTR cannot be considered in isolation from the culture and context of the workplace.
The social constructionist definition does not solely draw upon our biology or have a materialistic basis; rather, it accepts that 'health' cannot be understood in isolation from the wider social and cultural context.
