Sentence examples for located in the context of from inspiring English sources
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.
Starting from the previous theoretical framework, we will discuss the notions of resilience and ethnic enclave applied to the analysis of two Asian ethnic enclaves located in Catalonia: a Pakistani enclave located in the context of the old quarter of Barcelona and an Indian enclave found in the town of Lloret de Mar, on the Catalan coast.
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.
We locate these different understandings of success as located in the wider context of conceptualizations of autonomy and structure; historical experiences of work and education; and the ongoing tension between the requirements of rigorous research and those of participatory interventions.
The development of the contractual governance of drug users in treatment is located in the wider context of emerging social control strategies and practices.
Interestingly in this context, the occurrence of A. caulinodans has been reported in intercellular infection pockets located in the cortex of roots of Arabidopsis thaliana and wheat [ 66].
The space locates patients in the context of known syndromes and thereby facilitates the generation of diagnostic hypotheses.
Until 2009, an HCA precursor peptide could not be identified because in a majority of the B. cereus HCA clusters, the gene encoding the precursor peptide is not located in the local genomic context of the cyclodehydratase.
