Sentence examples for better understanding it from inspiring English sources

Given the paucity of data on TTP in BSI by Candida species, the present study aims at better understanding it and its impact on clinical outcome.

However, to enable better understanding, it was decided to include some information concerning this system, to provide a greater insight into the energetic demand of Brazilian jiu-jitsu matches.

For better understanding, it is worth mentioning that the hydrophobic silica nanoparticles may reduce the interfacial tension between oil and water phases, but the effect of hydrophilic silica nanoparticles is the reverse.

For a better understanding, it is important to consider that each lymphocyte in the simulation bears a receptor (called BCR for B cells, TCR for both THs and CTLs), and APCs contain a definition of HLA class I and II molecules with which they are equipped.

Without better understanding, it seems wisest to maintain a more neutral category (metacaspase-like proteases) for this group.

They could lead to undesirable distortions or even crack formation, therefore the prediction of the temperatures, strains and stresses during the process results in its better understanding, besides, it could allow some optimization.

For some, the victory of logic over punditry is a small step in an important direction towards better understanding what it means to understand ourselves.

Well, like when I said I didn't know what the movie was about until I watched it afterward and got a better understanding of it, I also got a better understanding of hearing everybody's answers during interviews.

I was on a journey seeking to answer the question of why it happened to me by better understanding why it is happening everywhere.

Indeed, a better understanding of IT pre-implementation phases and its consequences for the chain of events that will follow the go-live appears to be necessary [ 29].

"I think we were a bit gung ho initially, whereas now we've got a better understanding of it… I just think we're better at recognising and administering it" (MW2-2012/13).