Sentence examples for of a given context from inspiring English sources
Qualitative usability evaluation [8] is conducted to impart usability diagnosis of a given context of use.
As noted by Mintrom and Norman (2009), 'Policy entrepreneurs must be able to understand the workings of a given context without becoming so acculturated to it that they lose their critical perspective and their motivation to promote change'.
A recent systematic review reported that contextual factors, particularly the institutions, interests, and values of a given context, as well as issue-related factors (such as whether issues are polarizing, salient, or familiar to policy actors) can influence views regarding evidence briefs among their intended users [ 38].
Of course reason is simply the application of rules to a given context, so to be more precise our anorexic and anthropocentric reasoning is failing us.
Pre-competitive biomarkers, animal models, and clinical outcome assessments have been termed "drug development tools" (DDT) by the FDA, which established an official process, termed "qualification", for review and confirmation of their validity for a given context of use.
The context-mediated PDs in natural scenes are the conditional PDs of a target for a given context in natural scenes.
The null-distribution of the DTI-values for a given context, i.e., the distribution of DTI values for two independent genes, are not known.
So the intellectual content of an emotional feeling, concerning what is deserving of attention in a given context of choice, is we might suppose realised both in a correlative structuring of the perceptual field, and in a kinaesthetic appreciation of the body's readiness to act in that context.
GeneValorization thus gives very quickly a clear and handful overview of the bibliography corresponding to a gene list of interest within a given context of study.
We conclude that it remains impossible to predict the number of QTLs in a given context on the basis of trait variability and prior knowledge on genetic parameters.
The concept of regulation points to the rules that structure the behaviour of individuals within a given context without postulating where the rules come from and how they are imposed.
