Sentence examples for primary background for from inspiring English sources

Until recent decades, a long historiographical tradition has emphasized the endemic developments in British natural history, geology, and British versions of natural theology as the primary background for understanding the origins of Darwin's own views.

It has been hypothesized that large fluxes of neutrinos may be created in astrophysical "cosmic accelerators". The primary background for a search for astrophysical neutrinos comes from atmospheric neutrinos, which do not exhibit the pointlike directional clustering that characterizes a distant astrophysical signal.

Variation in stable isotopes of hydrogen (D) and oxygen (18O) in precipitation forms primary background data for groundwater recharge investigations (Ingraham 1998; Gupta and Deshpande 2003; Kortelainen 2009; Gat 2010).

For example, of the Obama reelection bid's 342 staffers in technology, digital, data and analytics, 58 had primary work experience in commercial industry, and 48 came to the campaign with primary work backgrounds for technology or data/analytics firms.

With regard to educational aspirations, Boudon (1974) differentiate between primary and secondary effects of social background (for more information see, e.g., Maaz et al. 2006).

This provides the background for one of the primary arguments for protecting saltmarshes.

The Department for Education (DfE) said it recommended parents and guardians should determine the ethnic background for their children at primary schools.

The X-ray tube radiation was filtered by a Ag filter (primary filter) for background reduction.

Controls included: a positive control, mouse brain sections incubated with each of the above antibodies; negative controls omitting the primary antibody; for background staining the cells and tumors were incubated with normal rabbit serum.

Control exposures determining levels of background for the secondary in the absence of primary antibody set basal limits for SMN detection.

Current members of the Duke Law community have access to BNA's WTO Reporter and International Trade Reporter, which are excellent sources for both primary and background materials (older print editions of the International Trade Reporter are in Superseded Looseleafs and at Library Service Center).