Sentence examples for in the context of conflicting from inspiring English sources
Dylan critic Clinton Heylin has placed the writing and release of "Watching the River Flow" in the context of conflicting critical estimates of Dylan's work in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
They are indispensable in the context of conflicting RCT data, detecting adverse events, informing disease monitoring and treatment, addressing clinical questions not amenable to RCTs, enhancing the generalizability/applicability of RCTs, and identifying areas of low and/or insufficient strength of evidence for future research.
Our analysis of the 2-unit model elucidates the role of each parameter in the full megamap model in the context of conflicting external inputs (Fig. 4).
When conditions are favorable mTOR activation promotes proliferation and survival, however, in the context of conflicting signals (e.g. growth factor signaling vs. cell cycle arrest), the effect of mTOR activation is permanent cell cycle exit (senescence).
In a party statement, Mr McGuinness said he had accepted the invitation "in the context of conflict resolution and of building reconciliation among the people of Ireland, and between the people of Ireland and the people of Britain".
Thousands of women are raped every day in the context of conflict, but very few find the courage to come forward as this woman did.
"Feelings about revenge, defined broadly, are also likely to be relevant to the extent that people support often endless cycles of retribution that may emerge in the context of conflicts between nations or even families".
The abhorrent phenomenon of sexual violence is also exacerbated in the context of conflict.
Participants described being exposed to dead or severely wounded bodies in the context of conflict and displacement.
Appointed by Secretary General Kofi Annan in 1997, Mr. Otunnu has served as an advocate for the rights of children worldwide in the context of conflict.
However, 18 journals (32.7%) mentioned the URM only in the context of conflict of interest (n=8) or style of references (n=10).
