Sentence examples for treating context from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding good reasons for treating context as point of origin, its in-built complexity cannot be ignored.

As Figures 4 and 12 indicate, the latter is not the way Halliday proposes treating context in SFL.

This paper aims to build on existing frameworks and the valuable insights provided by Sinclair, Thetela, Hunston and Hood while identifying and addressing some inherent problems with the way they have treated context, bearing in mind the role context plays within the move structure of the research article.

Various researchers treat context as an unspecific setting parameter that concerns environmental and situational aspects and limit its conceptualization to its facilitating and hindering functions [ 7, 18, 21].

Empirical answer: very small (less than 2.5% sites need to be treated context-sensitively for k-limited analyses for race detection).

However, the effects of (iii) and (iv) are typically ignored or only barely treated in context of regionalisation and generalisation.

These biomedical terms can be treated as context terms of the interactions.

Pro-angiogenic factors are increased in the PICP treated tumor context, where endothelial cells are recruited by chemoattraction from PICP.

Socio-cultural theory treats the context and the activity (learning at work) as a single unit of analysis (Yamagata-Lynch 2010).

In this context, treating one's birth date as just another day is utterly catastrophic.

The Queen used the word "treating" in a context to mean negotiating with someone, especially an opponent.