Sentence examples for a newly understood from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, Love-o'-Women is one of the earliest examples of literary description of a newly understood medical disorder and a diagnostic test associated with it.

"[Padgett] has kindled this excitement throughout the scientific community about this newly understood property of light," ​he says.

Application is the process of use (using) this newly understood and cognitively processed information.

This loss of lean body mass significantly contributes to the newly understood epidemic of ICU-acquired weakness [ 6].

That could translate into 10 million American being infected with a newly discovered, poorly understood retrovirus that has already been linked to two diseases.

Another spectre cited in recent publicity concerning the koala is a newly identified but little understood retrovirus, originally given the acronym KoRV, but now more catchily abbreviated as Kids (Koala Immune Deficiency Syndrome).

As a newly minted CPA he understood the value of contributing pretax money and letting it grow tax deferred.

As a child, I never fully appreciated the power of his wisdom, but now that I am a newly minted father, I understand what he means.

To understand how a newly discovered signaling lipid functions, it is necessary to identify and characterize the enzymes involved in their production and inactivation.

The strength of this analysis is that it uses a newly available database to help understand the public health implications of pesticide levels on imported food.

Mr. Malloy said residents understood that as a newly elected governor, he was trying to fix a crisis he had not created.