Sentence examples for communicating our understanding from inspiring English sources

While this detailed annotation is critical for communicating our understanding of gene function, it also provides a gold standard for quantifying the functional information derived from large-scale studies, which may vary in quality and breadth.

That exchange never actually made its way into the final draft of the essay I wrote for Writers Bloc, though it was there in an early version – but nonetheless when I heard the anecdote I understood that it was conversations of this kind that would lie at the heart of articles written by those of us who communicate our understanding – and our confusion – about the world through narrative.

By giving the syndrome a name and understanding the distinct epidemiological features outlined above allows the physician to communicate our understanding of what is known about the condition.

Attempts at understanding and communicating our impact on natural systems are shown in an elegantly simple picture of a blackboard [Additional file 14].

It's difficult to understand something like income inequality across large populations and to communicate your understanding of it across vast distances without counting.

It's how well you connect with the heart-beating people you're trying to help and communicate your understanding back to them.

By changing the way we communicate, it changes our understanding of ourselves and others.

"We were communicating with gestures but our understanding was perfect.

It sounds basic but in our complex environment, where we are using new technologies or techniques, communicating and understanding the needs of our patients are essential.

Communicating and understanding this world requires the active engagement of our imaginations to dream up robust metaphors, analogies and visualisations.

Performing major life functions such as mobilizing, hearing, seeing, communicating and understanding are such intimate elements of the fabric of our experience that what we view as within our reach in the world around us and thereby what we take as the objects of our ambition arises out of the scope and facility of our biological functioning.