The restrained time exposure to context B was used to counteract a noted tendency for rats to consume more Ensure in context B. This unexplained tendency could be a result of different motivational states generated by the different training environments [ 118].
This would be because it continues to adopt a fastidiously restrained scholarly stance designed for a radically different context; a context in which the organized left was still a force to be reckoned with.
In the context of the rather restrained French sculpture of the 18th century, the blatant sensuality of Clodion (byname of Claude Michel) is the exception rather than the rule.
Robin Wright is regal as Claire, Underwood's charity-running wife, and Sakina Jaffrey makes a quiet impact as the President's chief of staff, a restrained professional who in this lurid context feels downright exotic.
To what extent does age, sociobackground, the social context of eating, obesity, or restrained eating influence the response to portion size?
A challenge in biology is to monitor signal transduction in a bona fide physiological context, i.e. in live, un-restrained and non-anaesthetised animals.
If this exhibition places Vermeer in context, emphasizing milieu over individual achievement, it proceeds in a restrained, object-oriented manner characteristic of the Met.
Simultaneous sensing of myriad of biomarkers in different diseases at the early stages is swiftly finding its way towards disease's hallmarks, even though the biological contexts are complex matrices with possible cross-reactivity of restrained biomolecules.
The sound of Travis is that of simple, self-examining lyrics that take on deep overtones in the context of sparse, plodding music and a vocalist, Fran Healy, who sings with restrained passion.
It's probably true that a more restrained approach to the material would be impossible to put across successfully in a large theater, at least in the vulgarized context of today's Broadway.
