Sentence examples for condition and understanding from inspiring English sources

He puts Darwin in the context of other, sometimes more fundamental and intractable controversies with the Bible; he briefly describes the creationist alternative (pp. 132-135); he traces the various attempts at harmonization, with their pros and cons; and he lays out possible points where Genesis may still speak to the human condition and understanding.

Thus, AC is a potentially life-threatening condition and understanding the causes of arterial calcification may contribute to the treatment and possibly prevention of this disease.

But Martin's improved condition and understanding of the offense isn't going away, and the Knicks can hold out hope that Smith's attacking attitude — if not necessarily the results — is here to stay.

If you're like Val, half the battle is putting a name to your condition and understanding whether it's treatable and/or curable.

Protein structures are related to their breakdown properties under gastric conditions and understanding their in vitro proteolysis could provide valuable information on their contribution to satiating ability.

Nurse auxiliaries receive a minimal training of one year and are reported as being the most inadequately skilled in identifying women's pregnancy conditions and understanding the national FANC guidelines [ 38].

With this condition, identifying and understanding the development of P2P video streaming will be expensive, time consuming and physically exhausting.

They are the most educated generation in world history, so they're conditioned to asking and understanding "why this" and "why that".

Determining the nature and causes of karyotype phenotype correlations in Turner syndrome is important both for clinical treatment of this condition, and for understanding the roles of sex-linked genes in human evolution and development.

Results from this study emphasize the importance of integrating local conditions and understanding underlying mechanisms to enhance the performance of PES programs.

After all, when you look at what scientific discoveries have meant to humankind, there can be no doubt that vaccinations have increased longevity, studying safety has improved worker conditions, and understanding evolution has helped people value the natural world more and work to protect it.