Sentence examples for be understood which from inspiring English sources
These advances offered hope that the cause of autism would soon be understood, which may enable future generations to prevent or reverse its course.
People don't post stuff because they wish they owned it, but because they think they are it, and they long to be understood, which is different.
This approach enables the surface properties responsible for the success of a material to be understood, which in turn provides the foundations of future material design.
In order to address these challenges, freezing-induced cell fluid matrix interactions should be understood, which determine the post-thaw cell viability and extracellular matrix (ECM) microstructure.
Their plot of land has to be understood, which means looking at every single thing that touches the land, and getting the best experts to eliminate every cause of the arsenic.
His still-fresh, still-astounding cyberpunk parody "Snow Crash" (1992) standardized use of the Sanskrit word "avatar" to denote virtual human identities and came impressively close to predicting how the Internet would come to be understood, which is to say as a "metaverse" paradoxically larger than the world that enfolds it.
And finally, digital publishing is evolving as it is being understood, which makes it very difficult to know exactly what the best choices are at any given moment.
Tamasin Cave, of the Alliance for Lobbying Transparency, said: "This proves what's long been understood, which is that the pharmaceuticals industry is a formidable lobbyist with unrivalled access to policy-makers and significant influence".
Based on lots of theoretical analyses, laboratory tests, numerical simulations and underground tests, the intrinsic nature of rock bolting has deeply been understood, which has promoted the development of rock bolting techniques (He et al. 2004).
When the issue is adequately explored, its relationship to the inner Divinity and purity of heart is understood, which can bring about profound healing.
We have shown how the volunteer role is understood, which will be useful for managers and others responsible for volunteer services or who work with volunteers to improve their everyday practice.
