Sentence examples for viewed in connection from inspiring English sources

The American church is guilty, when viewed in connection with what it is doing to uphold slavery; but it is superlatively guilty when viewed in connection with its ability to abolish slavery.

The percentage of mitotic cells (so-called mitotic index), however, has to be viewed in connection with the knowledge of cell cycle duration and period of cell cycle marked by phospho-S10-H3, neither of which has been studied for the ventral mesoderm population.

The issue of child trafficking is often viewed in connection with sexual exploitation or prostitution.

In turn, comprehensiveness was usually viewed in connection with difficulties with access to preventive services such as immunizations, check-ups, and screenings [ 27, 30, 35, 39, 42, 44].

Reducing the number of sickness absence days that 'trigger' a referral to occupational health may lead to more effective management of musculoskeletal disorders [ 20], however if the service is viewed solely in connection with disciplinary procedures, employees may be reluctant to access it.

Or is he closer to Averroës, regarding the particular individual as the underlying reality, which, viewed in abstraction from causal connections, is really identical with its own essence?

In a museum or in a concert hall, works are usually grouped chronologically, viewed in terms of their historical connections, so that one perceives a stylistic development from, say, Handel to Mozart to Beethoven.

I was most moved by Maya Angelou when viewing her in connection to an artist I will always learn from: James Baldwin.

As we will see below, people have also endorsed platonistic views in connection with linguistic objects (most notably, sentences), possible worlds, logical objects, and fictional characters (e.g., Sherlock Holmes).

One study emphasised importance of ascertaining their views in connection with refusal of day care [ 41](M): this had not been seen as important.

By viewing these solutions in connection with the frame to which they belong, it becomes easier to see why one solution might be preferred over another, and by whom.