Sentence examples for begin to understand some from inspiring English sources

"He would begin to understand some of the problems, the complexities of how kids learn.

By using a variety of substrates and growth times and temperatures, we can begin to understand some of the important parameters in controlling the morphology of the nanostructures.

Bolzano's treatment of logic was so radically new that only at the end of the XIXth century, did philosophers of the Brentano school begin to understand some of its parts, starting with Kerry, Twardowski, Meinong and Husserl.

As we begin to understand some of the underlying pathophysiology in T2DM, our pharmacologic repertoire has expanded to target novel physiologic mechanisms.

My students really got into the acting and began to understand some of the underlying issues of the Civil War.

As scientists we have hardly begun to understand some of the benefits and challenges that concepts such as resilience or vulnerability might offer for research or practice, and losses and damages are already part of this approach.

"We're beginning to understand some of the greater complexities of what we're having to deal with and unpick some of the mechanisms by which cancer cells work, divide and spread," he said.

This introductory information is presented to assist the K-4th grade teacher in beginning to understand some of the higher level concepts underpinning the K-4 biological evolution content standards and how the teacher can better prepare their students for the biological evolution concepts they will encounter in fifth to eighth grade.

We are only just beginning to understand some of the mechanisms involved in this microbe-driven immunoregulation.

Only after biological response modifiers have become available have we begun to understand some of the complex functions of TNF in the human immune system.

The developed economies of the world are beginning to understand some crucial elements needed for success for large-scale health care systems.