Sentence examples for by our current understanding from inspiring English sources

"The question is: can we make them in such a way that they are illuminated by our current understanding, rather than the way things were understood a century ago, when statue-making was at its zenith in this country?" Seacole's statue stands in front of a 4.5 metre-high disc, cast from shell-blasted Crimean rock.

Millions of chemical reactions have been studied, illuminated by our current understanding of molecular structure, but this information is stored in inconsistent language and often bound by publishers' license conditions.

A brief review of the catalysts used in methane dehydroaromatization (MDA) is first given, followed by our current understanding of the location and the active phase of Mo species, the reaction mechanism, the mechanism of carbonaceous deposit and the deactivation of Mo/zeolite catalysts are systematically discussed.

More interesting, the mechanism bypassing ITAM signaling was not readily explained by our current understanding of requirements for osteoclastogenesis.

The reason for this remains unclear, since it cannot be explained easily by our current understanding of gene expression regulation [6], [12].

These relationships are not explained by our current understanding of the role of genic noncoding sequences in regulating or influencing gene expression.

In this review, we begin by summarizing our current understanding of the genetics and genomics of AD, and continue by discussing recent studies of iPSCs that are relevant to the study of AD.

In this opinion article we suggest that the mechanism for dynamic pathogen-specific recognition in long-lived plants could be explained by extending our current understanding of plant defence genes.

A review by Elson and Cong in this Special Issue provides a framework for understanding IBD pathogenesis by discussing our current understanding of the diverse immune responses to the microbiota that maintain homeostasis and the human genetic variations and underlying mechanisms that confer susceptibility to IBD.

This chapter focuses on the regulation of P2X7 receptor signaling by cholesterol and our current understanding of the mechanisms that underlie this.

We therefore interpret these identified spatial features by reference to our current understanding of gas-tephra interactions.