Sentence examples for becoming better understood from inspiring English sources

He says the mechanism that brings the stem cells into the liver is becoming better understood, while the mechanisms by which stem cells become liver cells remain elusive.

The environmental effects on component concentration are becoming better understood through metaanalyses of crop data.

The huge cuts in health costs that could be won with cleaner air are also becoming better understood.

It's becoming better understood that the risk to a child in an abusive household can be even higher than the risk to an adult.

The biological system underlying the control of appetite is becoming better understood and involves close links between peripheral physiology and metabolism, and brain processes.

"It shows what more we have yet to learn about objects that have been in our collections in the world's great libraries for generations which only now are becoming better understood," Ferguson says.

That means it could be used to help predict, and so possibly prevent, some human errors.The human brain is a complex organ, but it is becoming better understood with the use of functional magnetic-resonance imaging.

As the internet social turf wars continue to mature, the land grab is becoming much better understood.

These pathways and vectors are now becoming much better understood across a range of activities in different areas, and for different organisms (e.g. Drake and Lodge 2004; Tatem and Hay 2007; Huiskes et al. 2014).

A child in Italy swallowed 60. "As the hazard is better understood, I think the response is becoming better," she said.

Rather than becoming clearer and better understood, discrepancies in the reported data have resulted in much confusion.