Sentence examples for apply our understanding from inspiring English sources

Historians and sociologists have examined this most complex episode in our history so that we may understand the issues of that time and apply our understanding to our own society.

In her book Ms. Chris, a professor at the College of Staten Island, describes the shift in recent decades from an anthropomorphic framework, where animals in wildlife films are ascribed human traits, to a zoomorphic one, where we apply our understanding of animals to humans.

Here we review the area specifically with reference to the concept of synthetic biology space, that is, a hierarchy of components for, and approaches to generating new synthetic and functional systems to test, advance, and apply our understanding of biological systems.

We used this principle to apply our understanding of the biology of our candidate markers and select biologically relevant definitions.

In life aspects, many of our frustrations, unhappiness, depression and sorrows happen because we aren't looking at things completely and applying our understanding, or observing the issue to understand it.

Still, this lays the foundation for future studies to start applying our understanding of such features to this dataset and there is a huge amount of potential here for expanding our understanding of dinosaurian evolution in the Mesozoic and how populations might evolve in response to local or even global changes in the distant past.

Overall, we all suffer in terms of impeding our understanding of brain networks and applying our understanding to neurological disease.

By applying our understanding of ferrokinetics associated with erythropoiesis, it was possible to estimate a cytotoxic effect of chemicals on proliferating erythgroid precursors (pronormoblasts) in mice by measuring 24-hr 59Fe uptake in red blood cells 48 hr after treatment with chemicals.

Our goal is to apply our theoretical understanding of biotic interactions to the field of applied conservation and restoration management.

We apply our shared understanding of the changes they've witnessed over the last 35 years as the backdrop to aid reflections on the future.

From this history comes the narrative and storytelling that so reveals our fundamental urge to engage our senses and apply our minds to understanding the natural world, to immerse ourselves in land and sea, and to accumulate the bits and pieces of our linear discoveries into most instructive paths, optimal routes, radical new imaginings, uncommon human connections, and inspirational ways forward.