Sentence examples for For future understanding from inspiring English sources

Although it has a tragic end, if seen as a metaphor for mental illness it presents a message of hope for future understanding.

Also, it paves the way for future understanding of the association between network picture characteristics and networking strategies in interaction between actors.

In this review, the authors discuss the expanding landscape of epigenetic modifications and highlight their importance for future understanding of disease.

Furthermore, these non-CpG sites are strongly associated with H3K9ac, which may establish a tissue-specific epigenetic modification pattern for HIF-1α gene transcriptional regulation, pointing to new directions for future understanding of this epigenetic modification in breast cancer therapy.

In this video, Phillip Lipscy, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Stanford University, explains the fundamentals of Japanese politics, serving as a base for future understanding of Japan's political dynamics.

The results of this study of the cryobiology of TF-1 cells will be critical for future understanding of the cryobiology of HSC, and to the design of cryopreservation protocols with specific design criteria for applications in cellular therapies.

The current study provides insight into potential miRNAs and forms a useful knowledge base for the future understanding of the function of miRNAs in M. fascicularis.

In contrast, a comparative approach to music promises rich dividends for our future understanding of the biology and evolution of music.

They need to lay down the foundation for a future understanding of Jesus, and this must include the conviction that he is the Son of God, and that his death saved the world.

And "understanding", again, is the key word for the future: understanding that one version of capitalism has failed, understanding that we have to boost banks' reserves, regulate their borrowing, get a handle on the casino markets that stretch from Shanghai to Leadenhall Street.

The concept of the existence of variation among individuals of the same species (a prerogative for the future understanding of natural selection) is nowhere to be found in either curricula or textbooks--during the whole six years of primary education.