Sentence examples similar to setting in the light of from inspiring English sources

I may put myself on the "stupid people" side here as the majority of The Newsroom's machine-gun dialogue dissections of news corporations and agendas set in the light of complex foreign policy, woosh over my head on first hearing.

The relative emphasis on the mean index versus coancestry was set in the light of their response surface.

The interpretation of the expressional data in the following part of the discussion will be set in the light of the interaction between the activated microglia and the proliferating neuronal progenitor cells.

We also examined the value of the craniocaudal view in our data set in the light of a recent report that the predictive value of visually-assessed mammographic percent density based on a mediolateral oblique view alone was substantially improved when combined with density estimates from the craniocaudal view [ 24].

Viewers were drawn into the scholarly process as different interpretations were put forward and sometimes set aside in the light of discoveries.

The announcement of a single set of goals will be welcomed by campaigners, anxious that the UN post-2015 process would work in parallel with the open working group set up in the light of the Rio+20 conference last year to come up with a set of sustainable development goals.

"He thought he could set out in the light of nature, if you like, and crack the code".

Malise Ruthven has set himself, in the light of those burning towers, to examine the remote and proximate reasons why 19 men killed themselves and nearly 3,000 strangers that morning.

In this new setting and in the light of recent evidence, application of the "watch and wait" policy to asymptomatic patients should be reviewed.

Discussion centres upon the utility of the PSOCQ in a clinical pain setting in light of the above findings, and a need for further research.

A stringent filtering of low expression values was used to reduce the dimensionality of the data set in light of the complexity of the experimental design.