Sentence examples for better appreciation that from inspiring English sources

A variety of in silico ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion) models are receiving increased attention due to a better appreciation that pharmacokinetic properties should be considered in early phases of the drug discovery process.

Whiteman – different background, different generation – clearly had a better appreciation that he was actually answerable to a female boss – two, in fact, as he takes instructions both from May and from Helen Ghosh, the head civil servant at the Home Office.

I am not suggesting any additional experiments – what the authors did looks sufficient – but simply giving a reader better appreciation that ancestral reconstruction is always highly hypothetical and is never truly reliable might be useful.

Though the UAE -- of which Sharjah and Dubai are among the seven emirates that make up the federation -- are remarkably different than the rest of the Middle East, living there definitely opened my eyes to gain a better appreciation of that part of the world.

First, we have a better appreciation of factors that can introduce bias [ 2- 4], and would not now accept trials that were not double blind, or were very small.

A better appreciation of difficulties that can exist for the field of forensic science is gained when the diverse cultures of scientific laboratories, law enforcement, and the legal community interact.

Dreadful though it undoubtedly is, the game is built around the same principles of competition and cooperation, of role-play and mutual appreciation that make other, better games such a great way of not just forming friendships, but deepening them.

The key result is that the use of appropriate statistical models is important in order to get a better appreciation of the uncertainty that is present in germination experiments.

This includes both a better appreciation of the variation that exists in non-human primate model species, but also an improved annotation of their genomes.

Researchers working at the intersection of both worlds "have a much better appreciation of the challenges that industry faces.

Since it is unlikely that there is any single source within countries with expertise and information on all these features of social and political life, transdisciplinary research [ 42] seems essential to develop better appreciation of the factors that underpin the trends in child growth reported here.