Sentence examples for this context refers to from inspiring English sources

"Likely" in this context refers to the definition of risk used by the IPCC.

("Pathetic," in this context, refers to pathos, and the fallacy to something sham; the phrase might best be translated from the Victorian as "emotional falseness").

The term management in this context refers to how people who are living with disability control their symptoms and use treatments.

Updated at 5.50pm GMT 5.17pm GMT The Great Panjandrum crisis Jemima Kiss continues: Reader Andrew Gray isn't so sure that "Panjandram" in this context refers to a cannon-esque stature, but rather someone pompous and self-important.

In a fresh statement on Wednesday the department said: "The definition of staff in this context refers to civil servants, and we can confirm that no civil servant who is an employee of the Department of Health is paid in this way.

"Direct" in this context refers to the sound radiation from the outside of wheel and track.

Stability in this context refers to the ability to avoid oscillation.

Geodiversity in this context refers to variation and/or patchiness of benthic substrates and seabed features.

Simulation/model studies, in this context, refer to various modes of operations through which data are collected and results generated.

It highlights for both directions the potential performance gain by assuming a priori knowledge of the user position, in this context referred to as location-aware channel estimation.

Of note, raw sequences in this context refer to entirely unmanipulated NGS datasets.