Sentence examples for introduction of the context from inspiring English sources
The introduction of the context distinction and the disciplinary distinction that was tied to it spawned meta-philosophical disputes.
The next phase in the discussion about scientific discovery began with the introduction of the so-called "context distinction," the distinction between the "context of discovery" and the "context of justification".
However, experience is still limited to determine best timing of HAART introduction in the context of rhodococcosis or use of antinflammatory drugs if IRIS develops.
While there remain many unsolved mysteries within the cell that would not benefit from the introduction of multicellular context, the application of these novel approaches could be vital to researchers interested in translational and clinically relevant results.
Beginning with an introduction and the context of this work, we describe the network and node architectures; and introduce the medium access control (MAC) protocols.
Introduction In the context of brain death, a survey led by the French Institution, the Agence de Biomédecine, in 2007, showed that for 34%% of caregivers, organ donation could increase the pain of the family.
In the questionnaire, a brief introduction explained the context of each item.
Last paragraph in the Introduction: "In the context of evolution, one might ask whether the genes for this expansive superfamily in one organism (not from many organisms) bear similarity to one another in their sequences".
Our method effectively reduced the loss of true positive signals caused by multiple-testing corrections, and had the potential to speculate pathogenesis of interested MRESS SNP because of the introduction of biological context.
The introduction of care context allowed us to address the relative impact of antenatal pain acceptance and personal control in pain relief in two models of maternity care.
Introduction of visual context to the codebook approach can handle the background clutter issue.
