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

As remarked in the context of malaria transmission modelling (54), malaria mortality events frequently fall under the radar of health information systems.

As was remarked earlier in the context of the Milgram obedience study, behavioral intentions should not be taken at face value.

This particular effect has previously been remarked upon in the context of a population genetics model for influenza's HA protein (Strelkowa and Lässig, 2012).

It can also be derived from Corollary 6 and Remark 8 in the context of the Zipf law.

The prospective attorney general said she was making the remarks "in the context of recent media reports regarding the release of HSBC files pertaining to its tax clients".

I was going to make a similar remark, in the context of his "life must go on" comment, but I thought that might get me in trouble.

273, 38 L.Ed.2d 219731973), to consider whether such remarks, in the context of the entire trial, were sufficiently prejudicial to violate respondent's due process rights.

Mrs. Clinton framed her remarks in the context of voting rights, a day after Mr. Obama, of Illinois, delivered a speech about race in America that drew approving reviews from his supporters and many political analysts.

Spinoza makes this remark in the context of explaining how the intellect and will of God must differ in kind from ours.

Asked how he felt about those remarks in the context of the start of this season, Alonso told BBC Sport that Vettel would still be a threat once Red Bull and engine partner Renault had addressed a few issues.

And indeed, Clinton made his remarks in the context of discussing criticism of the war.