Sentence examples for besides understanding from inspiring English sources
BESIDES understanding what you are getting with a China fund, you also should examine whether you really need one, Mr. Rocco said.
That may sound like a crude way of putting it; besides, understanding another human being is hardly a matter of box-ticking, in which the answers stay the answers.
One important reason to study in vitro metacyclogenesis of different clinical field isolates of Leishmania, besides understanding the parasite biology, is to establish optimal conditions to investigate the infection by Leishmania, particularly the human macrophage infection, since most studies are carried out using the murine model.
Besides, understanding that he needed to be wiser with his off time, the injuries forced Johnson to re-evaluate his approach to his event.
Besides understanding the sector's risks -- including the chance that Mr. Clinton's plan will fizzle -- investors must also realize that it is many fields in one.
Besides understanding what life is, its ultimate goal is to design cell factories meant to satisfy pressing needs.
The effort of the scientific community to gain insight into superficial scald in apple, besides the understanding the basic physiological mechanisms governing this phenomenon, have mainly been focused on strategies designed to avoid this disorder [[ 43]-[ 45]].
The study found that men find it easier to recognize and understand other people's emotional states rather than involve themselves in other's affective situations; meanwhile women demonstrate the ability to share emotions besides identifying and understanding other people's state of mind.
We argue that analyzing the simpler cortical circuits of reptiles is, besides being useful to understanding cortical evolution, of central importance to understanding cortical function in general.
"You're reading Kafka for the first time, you're understanding Engels all of that besides the coming out".
Finally, future research should also assess alternative mechanistic pathways besides air pollution (such as stress) for understanding the adverse health effects of wildfire events.
