Sentence examples for be understood in view from inspiring English sources

The second pair of complementary perturbation terms can be understood in view of the infection ultimately driving the susceptibles (via the E class) into the I class.

This finding can be understood in view of previous observations that overexpressed HsTBCD removes γ-tubulin from the centrosome [24] and suggests that this tubulin cofactor could play a role in microtubule release in γ-tubulin-dependent MTOCs.

As discussed below, this can be understood in view of some current models of attention (Carrasco et al. 2004; Reynolds and Chelazzi 2004).

The effect of sustainability should be understood in long-term view, and cheap product can be superior as families are more interested in direct and short-term economy.

Call their view the restricted moral view; call the view that all moral statuses are to be understood in voluntarist terms the unrestricted moral view.

The human being must be treated as a subject, must be understood in terms of the modern view of specifically human subjectivity as determined by consciousness.

Recent work suggests that technological devices and their use cannot be understood in isolation, and must be viewed as part of an artifact ecology.

The diverse roles of β-catenin signaling during mammary development, which we will now review, may thus be understood in a unified way when viewed through the lens of the highly conserved role of canonical Wnt signaling in regulating stem cell dynamics.

Giere (2009) denies that his earlier work should be understood in this way and argues against viewing models as fictions.

Since such flourishing was to be understood in terms of humans' biological nature, this view at least implicitly challenged the autonomy of ethics grounded in the open-question argument, which itself met with criticism.

But those views need to be understood in the context of his character, his life and his times – and Russell himself provides a riveting account of these in his autobiography.