Sentence examples for regard of context from inspiring English sources
In any case, it should not be assumed that xuan means the same thing in different sources and therefore can be translated uniformly without regard of context.
Jacobs [ 66] argues that symptom checklists, as used in this study, take little regard of context, stress and coping, and that separating human distress from depression is difficult.
There is often minimal regard of the context in which the underlying evidence was generated, and the problems created by differences between efficacy (what works in the best possible hands/circumstances) and effectiveness (what works in 'real life').
Relevant quotes are used to provide explanations on identified strengths or weaknesses with regard to context of courses, design, and capacity to teach HSR.
With regard to context, a range of problems with the availability of magnesium sulphate across the trial settings was discussed.
But many advocates of methodologies of discovery regard the context of pursuit as an integral part of the process of justification.
Through early and sustained scholarly contributions regarding the importance of context to leadership, Jerry paved the way for meso-modeling perspectives on leadership, such as those reflected in this special issue.
Focusing on the fluctuations and diversities of context regarding teachers' development and factors related to the teachers, van Lier (2002)emphasized sevenfactors particular to an ecological study.
Slezak called it "the worst moment of the episode", and criticized the "utter lack of context" regarding what else Will might have been going through.
In this regard, in context of kidney fibrosis several methylation marks with direct causal consequence to renal fibrogenesis have been identified, similar to what has been revealed by analysis of monozygous twins in the cancer field [ 50, 55– 55].
Reflection, debate, rational argument and moral principle based on a secular notion that human beings must create their own history have been replaced by abstract ideas that celebrate American or western exceptionalism, denigrate the relevance of context, and regard other cultures with contempt.
