Sentence examples for conditions for understanding from inspiring English sources

The SCC susceptibility of the alloy in a simulated human body fluid was established by slow strain rate tensile (SSRT) testing using smooth specimens under different electrochemical conditions for understanding the mechanism of SCC.

These distinctive properties, together with the nascent development of powerful THz sources [1] and the resulting broad spectrum of applications [3], now pose optimal conditions for understanding the nature of the interactions between THz radiation and biomolecules.

And this is the philosophy that underpins the phenomenon of the Divan orchestra: 'You can't make peace with an orchestra', but one can 'create the conditions for understanding' and 'awaken the curiosity of each individual to listen to the narrative of the other'.

An important condition for understanding terrorism is the need to observe human behavior in groups (social psychology).

This passage states that knowing the form or structure of an object, i.e., the information, is a necessary condition for understanding it.

The biophysical approach, although very informative, also has a major limitation that assessment of biophysical factors is not a sufficient condition for understanding the complex dynamics of vulnerability.

(b) As Quentin Skinner has recently emphasized, understanding the linguistic meaning of an utterance or text is only a necessary, not a sufficient, condition for understanding it tout court — one needs, in addition, to establish the author's illocutionary intentions.

Animal models of human genetic disease are vital for validating the exact genetic cause of a condition, for understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms of disease pathology, and for developing translational strategies to prevent disease and treat affected individuals.

Difficulties arise for identifying the multiple genes of variable effect that interact with nongenetic factors in more common, complex conditions and for understanding the physiological processes associated with the development of these phenotypes.

They illustrate these approaches both for human adaptation to historical environmental conditions and for understanding the genes underlying some important human diseases.

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.