The phrase "and understood in this" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is comprehended within a specific context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The concept is complex, but it can be simplified and understood in this manner."
Alternatives: "and comprehended in this" or "and grasped in this".
We further do not use the notation referring to the Cauchy principal value of an integral, but we take into account that when x ¯ i ∈ L j the integrals in (4) have singular kernels, and they are understood in this way, and when x ¯ i ∉ L j they are the usual ones.
There are a large number of inflammatory mediators produced in COPD, which are relevant for the development of lung cancer but their interactions are complex and not fully understood in this context.
The agreement is, unfortunately, not the end of the Iranian nuclear saga, but merely another stage in a continuing decades-long effort to prevent Iran from going nuclear, and must be understood in this light.
Since interpersonal trust is one of the positive psychosocial attitudes, the link between interpersonal trust and health could be understood in this context.
The familiar existential themes of anxiety, nothingness, and the absurd must be understood in this context.
Nutrition labels may be important predictors of dietary selections among college students; however, awareness and use are not well understood in this population.
The recent partisan controversy about the Libyan militia attacks which killed several U.S. diplomats and CIA operatives should be understood in this light.
The much broader melting interval of butter and pork fat can be understood in this context in terms of a triglyceride composition further way from the eutectic composition of the relevant triglycerides.
This has always been the Palestinian leadership's approach and all the conflagrations must be understood in this context.
Dean is a mystic, and her recent films are best understood in this light, as awed testaments to the ineffable process by which obsession, solitude, boredom, and repetition are transfigured in the studio.
