The phrase "approaches of understanding" is not correct in standard English; it should be "approaches to understanding." You can use it when discussing different methods or perspectives for gaining comprehension or insight into a subject.
Example: "In her research, she explored various approaches to understanding human behavior."
Alternatives: "methods of understanding" or "ways to comprehend".
This initiative demands a holistic approach of understanding the regulatory networks and the complex mechanism underlying the C4 photosynthetic pathway and their systematic introduction into the rice genome.
For those attracted to the general approach of understanding our essence in terms of psychological capacities, a promising alternative thesis is that we are essentially beings with the capacity for at least some form of consciousness who die upon irreversibly losing that very basic capacity.
However, adopting the approach of understanding the cellular fates induced in TNBC and using this information to bypass their induction or impede them from survival, has the potential to harness the efficacy of our current therapeutics more effectively.
An interview guide with open ended questions was used for the interviews inspired by Kvale's [ 17] approach of understanding qualitative research interviews and both groups were asked the same questions, but transformed to suit the 2 groups respectively.
This paper has provided an overview of a range of approaches to understanding issues of innovation and governance, which can be applied to the case of global biomedical innovation.
A variety of approaches to understanding protein structure and function require production of recombinant protein.
In conclusion, our results highlight the power of integrating multiple approaches for understanding patterns of divergence in closely related populations.
This comprehensive ABA resource allows for application of approaches to understanding ABA functions in higher plants.
The contradictions in myth are part of the Egyptians' many-faceted approach to religious belief what Henri Frankfort called a "multiplicity of approaches" to understanding the gods.
However, Spinoza approaches the task of understanding human emotions by a more accessible route.
