Sentence examples for universal context from inspiring English sources

He wrote about the world we inhabited, but placed it in a global, even a universal, context — From Glasgow to Saturn.

Zeinalov (2011) gave to the issue of sustainable development the global universal context.

By contrast, religious beliefs continue to offer many people genuine succour, and they do this, I think, as Dostoevsky realised, not because of the specific concepts they appear to enshrine - such as an afterlife or eternal judgement - but because they place the human individual in a universal context, and thereby give her life meaning.

As in year's past, there is a larger more universal context to be found lurking beneath the surface.

2. Generic global messages provided a universal context and organizational parameters for the more nuanced and changing sub-messages developed by communications and country programme staff.

Although this may seem obvious, it is worth stressing that provision of a universal context is what makes absolute quantification so compelling, in that absolute values transcend issues of assay design, instrumentation, and even the type of data analysis applied.

But the approach does not aim for universal, context-free methodological maxims.

To the best of our knowledge, there is no extension to FM model integrated into random decision trees such as to exploit the universal context-aware recommendations.

The dominant evidence paradigm in global health, as illustrated in the Figure, starts with the question, "Does it work?" It seeks a universal, context-free answer, asking, "Is it effective, yes/no?" According to this paradigm, the definitive answer to this question is obtained from an RCT or, even better, from a multi-center trial or a systematic review of multiple RCTs.

However, no differences in the risk were observed once socio-demographic, pre-existing health or disability conditions, injury and compensation differences were controlled for in multi-variable analyses, thus providing no evidence to reject our hypothesis of there being no difference in recovery outcome by injury setting within the New Zealand universal compensation context at this time point.

This is consistent with the approach that the Commission has generally taken in the universal service context, by adopting programs to subsidize fixed and mobile broadband independent of one another.