Sentence examples for counts understood from inspiring English sources

The Calvinist barons and counts understood the danger of Spanish intervention: it meant the aggressive introduction of the Counter-Reformation in their territories.

These "beasts" can count, understand Arabic numerals as symbols and use tools in a sophisticated way; they are also quite self-aware.

That desire to be understood counts for something.

Once the mechanism by which TB and other infectious diseases boost TH1 cell counts is better understood, note researchers William Cookson and Miriam Moffatt of the University of Oxford in an accompanying commentary, it may be possible to vaccinate children to increase their TH1 response and thus protect them against asthma.

Reasons for the suboptimal CD4 cell response among HIV patients who start treatment at low CD4 counts are poorly understood, but studies from Uganda demonstrated T-cell exhaustion among patients with suboptimal CD4 recovery after long periods of follow-up with HIV RNA suppression.

Options and Criteria were counted to understand the quality of the method in terms of the amount of design-information.

The big discrepancy between eMarketer's numbers and Roku's own has to do with how "monthly actives" are being counted, we understand, after checking with various sources.

Those Americans thought that they understood what counts as evidence, what counts as reason, what counts as an argument.

Florida's (and Michigan's) votes in January's rogue primaries were indeed counted, and everyone understood well in advance that the question of how they would be translated into delegates was, at best, problematic.

The Coventry-based company, which is understood to count John Lewis among its largest clients, now expects numerous redundancies after no buyer could be found to bail it out.

This can be understood by counting the number of electrons in the surface dangling bonds.