Sentence examples for in the context defined from inspiring English sources

This big network thus constitutes a "molecular signature map," in which individual perturbations are placed in the context defined by all others.

Perceptions are, in this context, defined as the awareness of the occurrence of climate change and the sensitivity to its adverse effects (Clayton et al. 2009).

It describes the latter in the specific context, defined by rapid obsolescence, high turbulence, heavy government involvement, high-power distance leadership tradition and a relatively low starting base.

This disposition, however, will never be respected by farmers in the present context defined by a shortage of land.

Performance budget, in this context, defines the limits of performance improvement.

In this context, defining the sanitary status of herds or regions with respect to CA is essential, but also very challenging.

A provided interface, referred to as "service" in the SCA context, defines the operations provided by the service component.

Thanks to rich and accurate annotations, variant data in UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot are embedded in the biochemical context defining protein properties and activities.

For sheer peculiarity in a context defined by the modal, early polyphony of the program's main offerings, the American pieces, with their starkly consonant harmonies, seemed particularly inviting.

The dramatic pivot of the movie is Calvin's crisis of values, which is played with impressive subtlety in a context defined by the broadness of melodrama and slapstick humor.

The application of landscape ecology in conservation biology has rarely occurred in the context of defined landscapes.