Sentence examples for better understand this process from inspiring English sources
It is because of this importance that it is necessary to better understand this process.
In order to better understand this process, we carry out a socio-economic questionnaire next to the fisherman population.
Most often the disease is not diagnosed until it exists in full force, so finding earlier changes in thinking or behavior may help scientists better understand this process.
To better understand this process, beak and feather disease virus (BFDV) Cap NLS was crystallized with nuclear import receptor importin-α (Impα).
Generally, study of the kinetics of GH formation will help to better understand this process in order to control it favorably.
In the present research, we performed a histological and mechanical analysis of human tissue collected from the lead tissue interface to better understand this process and provide insights for the improvement of lead design and extraction.
To better understand this extraction process, we develop a model for ligand-exchange chiral extraction which couples a complete description of chemical equilibria in each phase with the overall phase equilibria of the system.
The difficulties in preventing and treating infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis (IBK) and the consequent impact on the cattle industry worldwide emphasize the need to better understand this infectious process along with the biology of Moraxella bovis, its primary causative agent.
To better understand this inactivation process, Dam was incubated for 0 500 s at 30°C, without substrates or in the presence of either 30 nM oligonucleotide 1 or 120 µM AdoMet.
The early time point of the senescence process selected in this study (12 DAA) proved to be very informative, but a more detailed study of the senescence time course will be required to better understand this dynamic process.
Cruess et al. advocate a need to better understand this socialization process so that we can engage our students and support them in their 'determination of the nature of their future professional selves' [ 8].
