Sentence examples for directly understanding from inspiring English sources

Clues to melanoma therapies come from directly understanding melanocyte development.

Instead, this potential should ideally be investigated by directly understanding variation in genes that are involved in an adaptive response (Hoffmann and Willi 2008).

TEM was used to gain directly understanding of the internalization mechanism of test complexes and confirmed our findings obtained in the inhibition experiments.

Although propositions are supposed to be meanings of sentences, no one can grasp such an infinite class directly when understanding a sentence; he can do so only by means of some particular algorithm, or recipe (as it were), for computing the function in question.

And, though other fields have effects that may change the world, feminist political philosophy focuses most directly on understanding ways in which collective life can be improved.

These results contribute directly to understanding the strength of nanocrystalline materials, and suggest suitable directions for nanocrystalline alloy design leading toward structural applications.

Complete physiological information about human posterior cricoarytenoid muscle (PCA) is essential and is not only of basic science interest but also could lead directly to understanding phonation and many clinical issues in neurolaryngology.

This time interval includes the oldest known archaeological sites in the Mariana Islands, directly relevant for understanding the context of ancient Austronesian population dispersals in the larger western Pacific region.

Due to its importance, increased feedstock demand is directly related to understanding the characteristics affecting bulk density and the design of biomass processing and handling systems, along the renewable resource supply chains.

Because the composition of our illite/quartz gouge is similar to that of the protolith sediment at many subduction margins (e.g. Steurer and Underwood 2003; Underwood and Deng 1997), the temperature-dependent frictional behaviour described here is directly relevant to understanding temperature- and depth-dependent transitions in slip stability along subduction megathrusts.

An entire industry sprang up around the notion that there was a marketplace for information and insurance directly related to understanding cross-border risk in the (primarily) southern hemisphere.