Sentence examples for basic understanding of our from inspiring English sources

A very high percentage of the U.S. electorate isn't very well qualified to vote, if by "qualified" you mean having a basic understanding of our government, its functions and its challenges.

Because such metaphors structure our most basic understandings of our experience, they are "metaphors we live by"—metaphors that can shape our perceptions and actions without our ever noticing them.

A basic understanding of how our bodies operate opens up doors to understanding its relationship to the mind.

With just one small policy change, the National Park Service has undermined my most basic understanding of the role of our country's treasured parks.

This will be a powerful probe of all currently allowed solar neutrino oscillation parameters, as well as an important test of our basic understanding of solar neutrino physics.

The ability to engineer novel proteins using the principles of molecular structure and energetics is a stringent test of our basic understanding of how proteins fold and maintain structure.

The early phase of research into the coronary circulation, done with great difficulty with crude methods, may be regarded as ending in the 1940s, and it included major discoveries made by such well known investigators as Georg von Anrep, Ernest Starling, Carl Wiggers, and Louis Katz, who formulated much of our basic understanding of the field.

Statistical information from an RCT is virtually uninterpretable and meaningless if stripped away from the backdrop of our basic understanding of physiology and biochemistry.

A series of structured items analogous to a questionnaire were administered in order to provide a basic understanding of the demographic landscape of our sample (Additional data file 1).

Expression studies are therefore contributing not only to our basic understanding of cellular processes in cnidarians but also to our ability to link molecular responses with phenotypic change due to environmental perturbation.

Beyond purely translational applications, our studies should advance our basic understanding of the architectures of biological signaling networks, and the genomic tools we develop may be useful for systematically studying a wide range of additional biological processes.