Sentence examples for in the context of changes from inspiring English sources

The vice-chancellor of the University of Southern Queensland, Jan Thomas, also feared that the mature age market would be "particularly sensitive to increases in student contributions/fees, particularly in the context of changes to health, welfare and taxes".

One of the senators, John Cornyn of Texas, said he would consider eliminating some tax breaks and corporate subsidies in the context of changes in the tax code, provided there was not an overall increase in taxes.

These changes in immune functional capacity occur in the context of changes in the makeup of the lymphoid compartments of the blood and spleen.

Molecular pathways will be discussed in the context of changes that occur during trarsitions in the evolution of breast cancers, including those that determine the response to therapy.

The complexation characteristics in aqueous and non-aqueous media are examined and the results are discussed in the context of changes in the contribution of the solvent to solvation sheath of the cation.

Therefore, one can conclude that more participation and optimal time should be offered to VET teachers to understand and discuss questions that arise in the context of changes, as was emphasised by Vähäsantanen and Eteläpelto (2009).

Earlier usage of the Sound is discussed, and the role of the boathouses considered in the context of change within a maritime landscape.

This study tests the effect of relative saliency on perceptual comparison and decision processes in the context of change detection in which distinct visual mechanisms process two features (e.g., luminance and orientation).

Even the Doniger controversy, in the finitude of time, will pass but not the necessity for Hindu theologians who are vital to the rejuvenation, renewal and elucidation of tradition in the context of change and challenge.

Thus the development of new roles and services incorporating genetics is occurring in the context of change and modernisation of health services as well as advances in genetics.

Our results suggest that equivocal or unequivocal enhancement of a mass following the use of a Surgicel bolster, which otherwise might be concerning for tumor recurrence, should be regarded in the context of change in size.