Sentence examples for changes were understood from inspiring English sources

As the new science of physiology developed in the 1900s, these changes were understood to result from a falloff in estrogen production by aging ovaries.

This unidirectional view was partly inherited from culturally imperialist times when cultural changes were understood as "the modification of a primitive culture by contact with an advanced culture" (American Heritage Dictionary, 1978, quoted by Escobar and Vega) [ 2].

The changes are understood to be driven in part by the broadcaster's increasing focus on entertainment content.

No reference to the first of these changes is understood to have been included in the plan Alexis Tsipras took to Brussels.

The significance of these physiological changes was understood in 1905, but not until the 1930s were doctors able to correct them with transfusions of blood or plasma.

In our model, repulsive tuning curve changes are understood as rational errors committed by a sensory system which assumes sparseness about neural drive.

The insensitivity to minor structural changes is understood to stem from the collective nature of the low-frequency modes.

Changing default values for optimization settings and convergence criteria should not be considered unless the impact of these changes is understood.

What they do not do, however, is cover what is known about the major evolutionary changes over time or above the species or population level (macroevolution), and how these changes are understood (Padian, 2008).

By comparing patients' and providers' goals, strategies and evaluation criteria, a better understanding could be developed of how recommended behavioral changes are understood and applied differentially by each group.

I'm not sure how much this need for change is understood by others.