Sentence examples for provide some context of from inspiring English sources

To put the student survey data in perspective, we first present statistics on content of the project pages as a way to quantify the student experience and to provide some context of what the experience involved during the period investigated here (Table 1).

The scattering of drawings and sculptures does provide some context for the strangeness of "Village".

Nonetheless, the large masses of liver loss occurring during transplantation provide some context for the loss of 5% predicted for the most extreme responder to Entolimod in the healthy volunteer study.

Three case studies provide some context for an overview of these issues, which include the physiology of aging, weight loss, protein undernutrition, impaired cognition, malnutrition during hospitalization, screening procedures, and general dietary recommendations for patients 65 years of age and older.

While none of these results should be considered quantitative, due to the small nature of the pilot study and the use of antibodies, they do provide some context for the subsequent comparisons of AKT and ERK signaling in response to insulin and IGF1 ligands.

This being said, all moments have been displayed with the same units of Nm/kg-Bwt with the purpose of the results being used to provide some context to suggest possible mechanisms of knee injury in female netballers during a side step task.

Estimates of breast cancer risk attributable to well-established risk factors such as HRT, alcohol, physical inactivity, reproductive history, and family history of breast cancer can provide some context for considering the potential benefits of reducing chemical exposure.

In either case, the numbers may provide some context to understand the size of the insurgent force the military continues to face.

Now that the Notice of Allegations has been issued, let me provide some context to the investigation itself: * Many of the charges brought forth are based on the word of a man who made a fortune by lying.

TCR data for sarcoma were studied to provide some context to the overall survival rates of patients with sarcoma (figure 1).

To provide some context, the cost of including a colour figure in an article in Intensive Care Medicine is US$534 [ 13], whereas page charges for a typical 7 page research article in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine are US$525 [ 14].