Sentence examples for modes and contexts from inspiring English sources

VRUs use nomadic devices, e.g. smart phones, in different transport modes and contexts.

We applied a habituation/dishabituation paradigm to assess pigeons' ability to infer predator presence across sensory modes and contexts.

The logical extension of this finding is that research should now focus on comparing the efficacy of differing forms of e-learning, to determine the modes and contexts in which e-learning might be most useful [ 11].

In a subsequent diagram in the same paper, context of culture is glossed as "potential clusters of values of field, tenor, mode" and context of situation as "instantial values of field, tenor and mode" (2002/2005b: 255) (Figure 17).

Survey mode and context can both affect the responses given.

A companion paper investigates the effects of mode and context of the survey method on question responses (manuscript submitted).

There is an increasing amount of used expressions and a wide variability in the nature, mode and context of methods attempting similar effects.

Additionally, adolescents seem to be particularly sensitive to mode and context effects when reporting sensitive behaviors (Gfroerer et al. 1997; Turner et al. 1998; Wright et al. 1998).

The design will allow exploration of any aspects of intervention delivery where there is more than one obvious option (e.g. to explore the most feasible mode and context of intervention delivery).

Michie et al. [ 19] conclude that further 'elucidation of how content, mode, and context of delivery interact in their impact on outcomes is a key research goal for the field of behavioral science'.

Steps 3 and 4 will culminate in an intervention manual that carefully specifies the population likely to benefit from the intervention (including age, impairments, personal and environmental dimensions), as well as the intervention content, frequency and intensity, and mode and context of delivery.