Ideas collected from disciplinary experts and students were compiled and analyzed in order to identify the specific concepts that are troublesome for students and to discern how deep understanding of these concepts leads to a transformed and integrated understanding of biochemistry.
"When interpreting a constitutional provision," Thomas wrote earlier this year, "the goal is to discern the most likely public understanding of that provision at the time it was adopted".
I noticed a significant change in both their ability to discern historical contexts and their understanding of the importance of thinking historically and avoiding their own biases.
Captivated by the teleplay, which starred Eileen Heckart, Ms. Zolotow discerned in Mr. Zindel the profound understanding of adolescents that can elude even good writers.
Indeed, some responses disclosed a greater understanding of the disease, discerning different types of cancer, the possibility that some might respond to treatment, and an awareness of the temporal dimensions of the illness.
And they most often appear in the places where the remains of real dinosaurs are still resting in the rock, waiting for paleontologists to discern their secrets and further change our understanding of dinosaur lives.
The way this affects our understanding of Franklin can be discerned at the outing's centerpiece, the library.
The understanding of evolution depends on discerning the causes of variations among individuals which impact the fitness of future generations and its genetic basis.
An intriguing new benefit of coupling DNA fingerprint information with outbreak investigation lies in the power of this tool to increase understanding of the often difficult to discern transmission patterns of community TB disease (47) and uncover previously unknown outbreaks.
The ability to gain valuable strand-specific information from RNA-sequencing experiments allows researchers to more easily discern overlapping transcripts and investigate antisense expression for greater understanding of gene regulation.
Benjamin Britten – because he had such a great understanding of musical dramatic structure – was very discerning in his choice of librettists, even if he didn't always remain loyal to them.
