Sentence examples for developing new understanding from inspiring English sources

Basic research is almost always directed at developing new understanding of natural substances or physiological processes rather than being directed specifically at development of a product or invention.

In Paterson and Britten's UK study [ 13], participants discussed their treatment not just in terms of needling skills but also in relation to the therapeutic relationship and their developing ' new understanding of the body and self as a whole being'.

He became a leader in the study of human physiology at high altitudes, developing new understandings of how the body functions with reduced oxygen.

Advances in social epidemiology, molecular typing and characterization of host immune responses will offer promise in developing new understandings of syphilis management.

In turn, he says, the mentors develop new understanding.

"We need this to develop new understanding and cures for diseases in all areas of medicine," she said.

This paper develops new understanding of energy performance of minienvironments and quantifies the magnitudes of potential energy savings that could result from integrating minienvironments in traditional cleanrooms while achieving effective contamination control.

Scientists will also be incented to contribute actively to the networks of interest and to develop new understanding through discourse with other domain experts.

In conclusion, we have developed a novel mouse model for investigating neonatal NEC: this model utilizes developmentally appropriate mice and employs a novel method for inducing the disease, which can then be further studied to develop new understanding and therapeutic interventions for NEC.

Develop new understanding of art, history or any aspect of culture present, future or past.

(How, for example, is it that a bunch of firing neurons gives rise to our inner experiences?) Understanding the brain will require us to develop new understandings of the brain's connectivity patterns (both micro and macro), the dynamics of individual neurons and the circuits that connect them, and the ways the brain encodes information.