Sentence examples for starting context from inspiring English sources

For starting context: Candy Crush, from December of 2013 to February of 2014 saw its DAUs rise to 97 million from 93, but its total games played (daily average) fell from 1.085 billion to 1.065 billion.

Industrial networks and clusters have been proven to be one of the best models of local industrial development, and they can be considered also a favorable starting context for IS projects.

The monthly club night I started, Context, initially ran from January to December of 2004.

The PCR designs partially covered the coding regions, and therefore successful expression required recombination into a locus supplying the appropriate translational start context.

Therefore, although the predominant CPuORF start context (AAaa AUGa) seems to be weaker than the predominant mORF context, it remains to be determined whether ribosomes initiate efficiently at the uORF AUG.

It does not appear that these can be attributed only to start codon context [ 18, 19] as the same construct (RNA 3) showed different protein yields whether the RNA was delivered using CMVin vs. CMVar.

Furthermore, we interviewed Head Start teachers who worked in classes with low-income DLL children and thus, our results may be limited in generalizability to other Head Start contexts that also enroll DLL children.

In any event, much of what's understood in movies depends on factors external to the film, starting with cultural context, which lets filmmakers get away with visual shorthand or outright omissions of what viewers can be expected to know.

We see the movie levitate when Ali and Brown chant, "Float like a butterfly," the slogan that takes on a different meaning in each context, starting off as hopeful and spry, finally becoming rueful and pointed.

In the current economic context, starting a business is also considered as a solution to face unemployment.

Here we define this notion in a more operator algebraic context, starting from Connesʼ Embedding Problem, and prove the equivalence of these two definitions.