Sentence examples for promising context from inspiring English sources

In this promising context, the IRA will initiate a process to put (some of its?) arms beyond use meaning, apparently, into dumps under its own control, the better to guard against misappropriation, and which international inspectors will occasionally be allowed to see.

While this study does not determine whether network effects are attributable to social influence or selection, it does highlight the salience of adolescent social networks and indicates that they may be a promising context to address in the design of health promotion programs.

In this very promising context, researchers of the collaboration have decided to improve the initial project by adding a new Very Large Central Telescope (VLCT) in the middle of the four existing ones.

In this challenging and promising context, this article highlights the challenges raised by extremely dense and heterogeneous scenarios that still constraint high performance and restrict ubiquitous online access to mobile user applications and the attainment of the EDHs requirements.

The multidisciplinary field of CSCL is a promising context to explore and possibly strengthen this link.

The WECARE study thus presents a promising context for sorting out complex gene environment interactions involved in breast carcinogenesis.

This vision-based and location tracking-free system can support a range of promising context-aware AEC/FM applications since it does not require the installation of new technological components on the jobsite.

These results are promising in the context of PEM fuel cells using reforming hydrogen.

This performance is promising in the context of micro-supercapacitor applications, where performance per unit area and per unit volume are relevant for miniaturization.

There is a clinical need for faster and more efficient treatment methods for acute muscle injuries, and the stimulation of satellite cell proliferation is promising in this context.

The catalytic oxidation of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into mainly CO2 and H2O appears promising in the context of the abatement of atmospheric gaseous pollutants and is the subject of this paper.