Sentence examples for light on the contexts from inspiring English sources

For instance, non-participatory observational studies may help to shed light on the contexts in which restraints are being applied.

Although the book sheds fresh light on the context in which Einstein made his great leap forward, it is not a history of relativity, Dr. Galison said.

Although recent studies have shed light on the context-dependent, diverse physiological roles of MELK and its involvement in various signaling pathways, MELK's functions and regulatory mechanisms are just starting to be understood.

By shedding light on the intimate contexts of Asian transnational students' experiences as science learners, I aim to provide a nuanced understanding of a Korean transnational student's science identity.

But what the court needs to shine a light on is the context: what injuries from fisting generally look like, common causes, and the signs of injury.

A new show at the Neue Galerie, the radiant museum of German and Austrian art that opened last year, sheds some colorful light on the historical context of the modern struggle with material values.

This paper sheds light on the complex context in which impact assessment exercises must contribute to sustainable energy development, with a focus on the nuclear energy—(un)sustainability nexus.

By casting light on the historical context of "The Last Supper," King has enabled us to see the painting anew.

These sequence tags, however, do not shed any light on the genomic context of those genes.

More crosses between populations of varying distances across the range (e.g., Bailey and McCauley 2005) and/or targeted resequencing of the sex determining regions would shed light on the wider geographic context for the players in the F. vesca subsp. bracteata sex determination system and our sex-determination hypothesis.

Summerton helped shed some light on the issue in the context of General Practice in 2000 [ 8, 15].