Sentence examples for in this context rather from inspiring English sources
In this context, rather than emphasising its differences, I would stress the lines of continuity between Confucianism and Chinese communism.
As secrecy is important in the drug discovery context, use of the downloadable files from ChEBI is preferred in this context rather than web service queries.
… In this context, rather than deride the ERC, it seems imperative for researchers and smaller institutions to share best practice and experience so as to ensure the widest possible participation in ERC projects".
Transgenic embryos carrying the REP3A mutation in this context, rather than inactivating the ZRS, showed restoration of expression in the posterior margin (Fig. 2H,I).
(Odds are commonly seen in this context rather than risks, but for rare events, the OR and relative risk are approximately equal).
In this context, rather than studying genes predicted to be exported in a single genome, with pan-genomics it is possible to study genes present in different strains within the same species, such as virulence factors.
Or, if this source language competence hypothesis cannot be supported, is it possible that the reason may lie in the context rather than the text?
Moreover, Buller's description of a "psychological mechanism" in this context sounds rather like a behavioral disposition (2005, 52 53).
However, one has to consider that physiological measures alone are not objective or meaningful in this context, but rather have to be interpreted in their interplay with psychological parameters (e.g., experiences, behaviors) or with particular situational stimuli.
We decided to explore the potential of short-read sequencing in this context, but, rather than focusing on a defined selection regimen or a specific theoretical question, we adapted the phage to its common laboratory host, Escherichia coli C, in a chemostat.
So it makes sense that sustainability is being discussed in this core-business context, rather than as a "nice to do" sideline that can be easily ignored.
