Sentence examples for been found to understand from inspiring English sources

The crow family is not the only one that might have decent litter-picking skills – Australian magpies have been found to understand what other birds are saying to each other.

The fact that a defendant has been found to understand 'the nature and object of the proceedings against him' and thus competent to stand trial 1 does not answer the difficult questions as to what a trial judge should do with an otherwise mentally ill defendant who creates a courtroom disturbance.

Moreover, emoticon labels on unhealthy foods may be more potent for children, who have been found to understand and act upon communicated emotions as early as infancy (Campos et al., 2003).

Numerous approaches were found to understand, demonstrate and [sometimes] optimise harvester performance based on Movement-Induced or Extraneously Induced Excitation.

All 11 patients participating in cognitive interviews of the initial draft instrument were found to understand the instructions and items as intended, with the exception of two questions: immediate need, which was deleted as it was already included in the Event Log, and fullness or early satiety, which was subsequently deleted (resulting in a 15-item Diary); the Event Log was left unchanged.

Podoconiosis has been found to be poorly understood by community members and health care professionals alike, with misconceptions about aetiology, infectiveness, and prognosis amongst others [ 12, 14].

However, to date no rules have been found to predict sites or to understand the propensity of proteins to undergo carbonylation.

Intervarietal DEGs of lipid pathways were found to help us understand oil content difference between the two varieties.

Only one PRO-CTCAE item (anxiety severity) was found to be "difficult to understand" by more than 20% of the respondents.

MS analysis is the technique of choice to determine the integrity and oligomeric state of a protein and as such was found to be crucial to understand the differences in the extent of exchange observed.

When an item was found to be poorly understood by respondents, we decided to keep the wording, and instead wrote explanations for the items.