Sentence examples for Achieve understanding from inspiring English sources
This may result in the listener perceiving fragments of a target signal that need to be pieced together to achieve understanding.
Although not statistically significant, this group had the highest percent correct both on their initial votes (60.5%) and on their revotes (87.5%), suggesting that despite an initially high understanding, they readily engaged in further discussion, helping others at the table to achieve understanding.
The more those in the research community recognise that information disclosed to a participant depends on context (e.g. study project, location, resources) and must go beyond mere duties of disclosure to actually achieve understanding[ 51], the further researchers and REBs can move towards ensuring there is genuine research participation, and indeed, engagement [ 52- 54].
Let professionals in their respective fields define the critical knowledge students need to achieve understanding, and keep the ideologues out of our classrooms.
I hope to be able to offer another perspective which will help achieve understanding and acceptance of energy that will help us all.
"One can travel the world and see nothing," he said, "To achieve understanding it is necessary not to see many things, but to look hard at what you do see".
That ordinary (or extraordinary) work of social imagination, as in a work of art, achieves understanding without first needing to have everything figured out and all doubts resolved.
Once this is achieved, understanding whether particular environmental conditions regulate the production of specific hopanoid variants becomes important.
Tell how the fictional child achieves understanding and the ability to change his or her behavior.
This is a cynical dismissal of an important area of training that helps doctors achieve shared understanding with patients about illness and its management.
One method for achieving understanding is the doling out of information, about what to do when, in just the right doses.
