Sentence examples for being understood in a from inspiring English sources

This crosstalk between components is only now being understood in a clinical context and has spurred the development of network pharmacology as a tool to better elucidate drug targets and better design their drugs.

Metabolic disorders and nutrition are increasingly being understood in a historical perspective that considers the mismatch between our genes and modern environment [ 14, 15] which helps to explain why diabetes and obesity have become global health crises [ 16] and may have important implications for clinical management of type 2 diabetes [ 17].

An act of violence is never simple and terrorism cannot be understood in a binary way.

Don't use industry-specific jargon that might not be understood in a different sector.

Scientists also point out that brain science cannot be understood in a vacuum.

Psychiatric professionals should never put aside the clients' needs to be understood in a world that defines them as crazy.

It's also a specific form of diplomacy that must be understood in a broader context of power and politics.

What she meant was that how an individual copes with evil can be understood in a wide range of contexts.

Now that American Muslims have been enmified, violence against them is understood in a mitigated, mediated way.

In your loneliness, your preoccupation with an enduring new reality, you want to be understood in a way that you can't be.

Woodhead's accusers say they are not motivated by any professional dislike for the man, but the ugliness of the row must be understood in a wider context.