Sentence examples for detecting and understanding from inspiring English sources

The authors emphasize the immeasurable value of continuous long-term studies of natural populations and of critical opportunities for detecting and understanding rare but significant events.

This review is not limited to the application of a specific analytical technique for detecting and understanding degradation processes; on the other hand, it focusses on the so far identified alterations, their impact on the polychromy appearance, and their causes.

This paper presents a conceptual overview of how this quest is tackled in a multidisciplinary fashion when the focus lies on detecting and understanding regulatory pathways that lead to virulence.

We critique the three measures in terms of their adequacy for assessing change and argue that a qualitative, process-oriented approach to assessment that allows it to be integrated with the intervention is better at detecting and understanding change in cognition and affect in older adults.

The aim of this paper is to provide a numerical design method with finite element analysis for detecting and understanding of the self-loosening process at bolted joints and the influences of the preload generation for the residual shank torque in the numerical simulation.

Biomonitoring provides new techniques and innovation in environmental health science for detecting and understanding the health implications of chemical trespass in people's bodies.

Forthcoming articles will feature recent progress in characterizing, detecting, monitoring and understanding the underlying mechanisms involved in infectious diseases, the role of the microbiome, and how such information can be applied to medicine.

Moreover, studies on skeletal muscle cDNA resulted in: (i) the identification of mutations that genomic direct analysis failed to detect, and (ii) understanding the effect of PYGM mutations in gene expression [10].

Rob Knight, University of Colorado, Boulder Models of molecular evolution are critical for providing the background against which adaptive evolution can be detected, and for understanding how mutational and selectional processes differ in different genomes (or parts of the same genome).

Biological markers measured in wild animals can directly contribute to detecting, quantifying, and understanding the significance of exposure to chemicals and biohazards in the environment.

Detecting change and understanding ecological feedbacks are crucial aspects of indigenous knowledge and are foundational to adaptive management frameworks.