Sentence examples for reasons in the context of from inspiring English sources

Contrary to this perception, the loss of heritage is a critical issue, for many reasons, in the context of how to emerge from these disastrous events.

The issue of adverse pregnancy outcome, however, remained elusive, and qualitative studies could help in exploring the reasons in the context of rural Kavrepalanchowk.

Balancing human rights discourses (for instance, the right of a single mother to migrate for economic reasons), in the context of social and health impact to both families and remittance dependent economies form formidable policy challenges for governments seeking to 'manage' migration and development.

For these reasons, in the context of early folliculogenesis, our current knowledge has been largely derived from rodent whole ovaries [ 14, 27, 28] and the few isolation protocols available referred to oocytes [ 29, 30] or whole follicles [ 16, 31] and did not differentiate GC.

The capacity to reason in the context of uncertainty and to solve poorly defined problems is a hallmark of professional competence in medicine.

The capacity to reason in the context of uncertainty and to solve ill-defined problems is a hallmark of professional competence in medicine.

USAID reasoned, in the context of the increasing global burden of malaria and increasing drug and insecticide resistance (at a time before the President's Malaria Initiative), research toward better tools, such as a vaccine, was a sound investment to addressing the malaria problem.

"But a negative decision cannot be disregarded, probably due to political reasons especially in the context of Brexit, which is basically contaminating all debates, and also the strong opposition shown by the national regulatory authorities," he added.

As Watson puts it, "a central task of public reason arguments, in the context of social hierarchy and inequality, is to expose the ways in which background conditions (inequalities) undermine the necessary conditions for reasonable deliberations among citizens to occur" (Watson 2007, 470).

We reasoned that, in the context of DSBR, the expression of nucleases in a cell cycle-restricted fashion might provide a simple alternative to such approaches.

Historically, researchers have framed reasons for use in the context of a problem-based, treatment focus.