Sentence examples for reconstruction context from inspiring English sources
A post-disaster reconstruction context is therefore invariably complex and unpredictable (von Meding et al. 2016).
However, in the session reconstruction context, we replace the server with a proxy; the proxy always replies to a request using previously recorded traffic.
Ignoring the reconstruction context, the gene expression data predicted 27 and 40 exclusively expressed reactions in the normal and diabetic obese patients, respectively.
It could be hypothesized that in other non post-conflict contexts, such reforms could be postponed or diluted over time, while in a reconstruction context, the gravity of the situation, accompanied by the general climate of reform, renovation and change could foster new initiatives and gather national and international support around them.
She is studying corruption in post-disaster efforts, and how journalism can exercise better watchdog practices in reconstruction contexts.
Laura N. Pérez Sánchez, an investigative reporter and editor from Puerto Rico, will study corruption in post-disaster efforts, such as those following Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, and how journalism can exercise better watchdog practices in reconstruction contexts.
"Reconstruction of context is always the important thing — for us, but equally for, say, native populations in America".
X-ray coordinates of the peripheral stalks from T. thermophilus (PDB 3K5B) were placed into the location they likely occupy in the V1 ATPase to put the reconstruction into context.
We partially solved this issue by consulting additional literature in order to put our reconstruction into context.
The reconstruction of context-specific metabolic models from easily and reliably measurable features such as transcriptomics data will be increasingly important in research and medicine.
In order to reduce these complexities, function approximation methods (called reconstruction in our context) are proposed, such as: interpolation, approximation, etc.
