Sentence examples for retain context from inspiring English sources

The film has several Tamil dialogues, but to retain context no subtitles were used.

We have been careful to note that, in the anterior HF, voxel pattern information related to study context remains only for those participants who retain context associations, as indicated by associative recognition performance (please see the Discussion section).

31 33 In the current study, rather than controlling for context, we actively sought to retain context in order to reveal the historical, social and cultural factors that may have impacted on quitting decisions.

Pseudonyms are used to protect the identities and privacy of participants, taking liberty with ethnographic facts, in order to disguise identities, doing all to retain contexts and arguments.

Furthermore, anterior HF activity patterns carried information about contexts associated with the items at study, and this pattern information was maintained over time in participants who successfully retained context associations.

Data extracted through RPCs represent a coupling of both VistA data and the patient data object, which means that information extracted this way retains context from the patient data object that would not otherwise be present.

Regardless of the scale of anterior HF representations, it is noteworthy that recollection-related activity in the anterior HF was relatively stable over the delay, and that the anterior HF continued to show evidence for context coding in participants who retained context information in memory, suggesting that the type of information carried by the anterior HF can be long lasting.

It allows you to retain your context while adding something to your calendar, peeking at an email or sneaking a look at a link to see if you really want to read it.

But even when I did it, I was always able to maintain control and retain some context for everything that I experienced.

The applications do retain the context information they obtain.

Interviews were recorded and transcribed, to retain 'thick' context in the data [ 49].