Sentence examples for available understandings from inspiring English sources

"We have lost faith in any of the large available understandings of how structural change takes place in history," he noted, "and as a result, we fall back on a bastardised conception of political realism, namely that a proposal is realistic to the extent that it approaches what already exists.

The model predictions are in good qualitative agreement with the available understanding of the flame variables affecting surface treatment and the expected oxidized species on the polymer surface.

With all the data readily available, understanding how to authentically bake social sharing drivers into your experience in a way that resonates with your consumers is right at your fingertips.

Second, the conventional approach that depends on the identification and detailed biochemical understanding of the nature of the target is a slow process and is limited by available understanding of cancer mechanisms [5], [6].

As more data become available, understanding trends across studies as well as differences between them will become important.

However, in those cases where vaccines or treatments are not available, understanding the epizootiology becomes the key to prevent outbreaks and pathogen dispersal [ 1].

As a vaccine for CMV may one day be available, understanding the pre-vaccination burden of CMV disease is useful for planning future prevention programs.

Although the pathology underlying the motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease is now well understood and effective treatments are available, understanding the dysfunctional neural processes underlying parkinsonian dementia remains a formidable challenge, and available treatments are inadequate.

As limited health literacy could be more easily remediated, compared with other patient and system-level factors, and has evidence-based solutions available, understanding this relationship carries significant clinical and policy implications for health systems.

Both men and women described the ideal, involved father or male partner as present, accessible, available, understanding, willing to learn about the pregnancy process and eager to provide emotional, physical and financial support to the woman carrying the child.

In the face of rapidly changing treatment options as new drugs become available, understanding the role of decision attributes that patients bring to the decision-making process is crucial.