Sentence examples for comprehension of the effect of from inspiring English sources

CAS technology was found to be useful for research purposes in terms of providing a better comprehension of the effect of different ACL reconstructions and of the different bundles on joint laxity, as well as describing tunnel positioning in relation to native ACL insertion.

This avenue represents a promising future for a better comprehension of the effect of leptin resistance associated with age-induced reduction of BAT thermogenesis.

They emphasized the importance of biogeochemical characterization of mercury in the Amazon ecosystems, comprehension of the effect of diet on mercury toxicity, and recommended public health interventions in order to modulate the fish consumption of the Amazonian population, and, consequently, the intake of methylmercury.

These enhancements assist and guide users in decision-making and increase users' comprehension of the effects of land use changes on water quantity and quality.

Thus, the present work seeks to disclose this new biodegradable high-performance potential AEA, as well as to improve the comprehension of the effects of AEAs in cement-based composites.

The evaluation is essential as it guides the clinician in his/her comprehension of the effects of muscle action on the observed posture alterations.

(iv) Processes of individual and communal reflexive monitoring that promote or inhibit users' comprehension of the effects of a complex intervention.

A better comprehension of the effects of roflumilast on inflammatory cells and mediators may help in identifying patients who would benefit most from treatment.

Reflexive monitoring: the informal and formal appraisal of a new practice once it is in use, in order to assess its advantages and disadvantages and which develops users' comprehension of the effects of a practice.

An ever-expanding comprehension of the effects of pesticide exposures on children's growth and development can be brought to bear on climate change issues such as predicting impacts of increased toxic exposures from extreme weather events, as well as changes in food production and security, particularly among indigenous cultures.

Hypertext and digital text comprehension studies found that previous knowledge, working memory (Amadieu & Salmerón, 2014; Burin, Kahan, Irrazabal, & Saux, 2013) and operational and navigation skills (Fajardo et al., 2016; Hahnel et al., 2016; OECD, 2011) contribute to digital text comprehension, and the effect of Internet skills depends on level of previous knowledge and working memory capacity.