Sentence examples for located in context from inspiring English sources

By concentrating on specific cases, a feel for sense-making emerges whereby individuals engage in retrospective and prospective thinking in order to construct an interpretation of reality located in context [ 43].

Additionally, authors located in contexts wherein English is an official language do not differ significantly from those in contexts wherein English is not an official language on their Turnitin scores and the number of 30-word or longer strings of consecutive matching text from self-published articles and self-and-others' publications combined.

The development of human tissue engineered technologies, located in the context of wider debates around the governance of biotechnology, raises important issues.

One is the institutional approach enabling CSR to be located in the context of an economy that has transformed from the classical socialist system, to a socialist market economy with considerable influence from the state.

It is located in the context of generalized poverty and superimposes circumstantial over structural causes.

GPs' discourses were located in the context of health services and PHC centres.

MRI showed a nodule located in the context of the intercostal muscles.

A possible explanation for the increased stigmatization reported among pediatric health professionals in the present study could be located in the context of the weak primary health care system.

However, in Portugal the growth of the civil society element of community was not an answer to the welfare state crisis as such, but its growth should be located in the context of the recent liberation from state repression.

Alignment of HIPKs' catalytic domains with several DYRKs allowed the identification of evolutionarily conserved consensus motives, including the catalytic loop with a Lys residue that contacts the primary phosphate (K221 in HIPK2), experimentally shown to be required for HIPK2 kinase activity [27], and a Tyr residue (Y354 in HIPK2) located in the context of the activation-loop [29,30].

The present findings also need to be located in the context where international efforts to deal with HIV and AIDS – and by extension TB – are placing greater emphasis on early engagement with formal care, and on groups that are over-represented among those left out of care (4).