Sentence examples for an evolving understanding from inspiring English sources
The trend reflects an evolving understanding of breast cancer.
A major revision of the GINA report was published in 2014, and updated in 2015, reflecting an evolving understanding of heterogeneous airways disease, a broader evidence base, increasing interest in targeted treatment, and evidence about effective implementation approaches.
Both also increasingly share an evolving understanding of what it means to work with communities rather than simply doing good to them.
To be sure, accusations of malingering and an evolving understanding of these psychological reactions to combat probably resulted in a degree of underreporting.
The recommendation by the National Transportation Safety Board, which is an advisory body, represents an evolving understanding of the hazards of cellphone use by drivers.
"We don't hold stagnant positions," she said, insisting that the Brotherhood's party favored an evolving understanding of Islam that supported the right of women to choose their own roles.
Improvements in prosthetic design are the result of an evolved understanding of both shoulder and joint replacement biomechanics.
A well-laid-out chapter, lecture, or series of lectures for this fundamental subject should include three components: (1) a broad history detailing our evolving understanding of species found in nature, (2) a clear explanation of the associated terminology, and (3) a general discussion of species concepts.
It has a promising efficacy and safety profile that not only represents a valuable treatment alternative, but also a continuation in our constantly evolving understanding of this disorder.
It has to be noted that our VAD thromboses rates reflect the cumulative experience with the HeartWare device and our evolving understanding of an ideal anticoagulation and antiplatelet regimen.
The focus on proteins was a natural consequence of our evolving understanding of biochemistry, which allowed researchers to identify potential protein targets involved in key metabolic and signalling pathways.
