Sentence examples for be understood by applying from inspiring English sources
The deficiencies in focal dystonia, and their appropriate treatment, can be understood by applying the principles of cortical plasticity to the behavioural manipulations that cause focal dystonia.
It aims to show that the changing roles of centuriation in human engagements with the environment can only be understood by applying a framework that integrates perspectives and approaches from different disciplines.
Such self-assembly process can be understood by applying concepts from multiscale modeling, that combine techniques from quantum to atomistic to coarse grained modeling.
All speech is directed at someone and its structure cannot be understood by applying Cartesian grammatical analysis to it, because from a logical and grammatical point of view, it makes no difference whether I use the first, second or third personal pronoun, when in each case these pronouns function as the subject of a sentence.
See Tables 5, 6 and 7.>>> -wrap-foot> These results can be understood by applying the path diagram tracing rules to Fig. 3 (bearing in mind αk = 0).
The final outcome of evolution under finite diffusion can be understood by applying the results of the preceding sections in addition to the consideration of this selective force for the anti-correlation.
The behaviour of a complex thermodynamic system, such as Earth's atmosphere, can be understood by first applying the principles of states and properties to its component parts—in this case, water, water vapour, and the various gases making up the atmosphere.
Any suggestion that the distinction between suits based on suppression of facts helpful to the defense and suits based on other kinds of constitutional violations cannot be understood by district judges who would have to apply the rule is mystifying.
Corrosion can be better understood by applying the basic principles of thermodynamics and kinetics of electrochemistry.
The political system, for example, can be better understood by applying the logic of science to current events.
