Sentence examples for early understanding of from inspiring English sources
First, "understand the target": we aimed to gain an early understanding of the expression level (Bmax) and bio-distribution of the specific target to determine PET viability and study design.
Perhaps this difference in shopping habits gave me an early understanding of the idea of "class", but if so it was a dim one.
She recounted a telling anecdote to explain her early understanding of how social class and material conditions matter in family life.
Mr. Marsalis's early understanding of Miles Davis, and later of Armstrong, Coltrane and Ellington, has dictated his various changes of styles.
Educators know that block play is a wonderful tool for encouraging early understanding of concepts such as shape, height, length, balance, fractions and symbolization.
Hanging near the show's entrance, "Bathers" signals Matisse's early understanding of Cézanne's importance — an awareness that only became widespread with Cézanne's 1906 memorial retrospective.
Focusing on agriculture in his Nongzheng Quanshu, the agronomist Xu Guangqi (1562 1633) took an interest in irrigation, fertilizers, famine relief, economic and textile crops, and empirical observation of the elements that gave insight into early understandings of chemistry.
Clinician participants in the EPIC trial were invited to participate based on our early understandings of their approach to chronic care in general.
These three statements each suggested a different cause for Beryl's death, setting up the two discursive frameworks that would come to shape early understandings of the case, and compete for dominance and authenticity: abortion and domestic violence.
In the child's earliest understanding of the role of art, the miniature securities of buttons stood against the larger world's unbuttoned excesses of holocaust and war.
And one judgment of the film is that it sets out to recover that earlier understanding of the Panthers, when they were seen by many as an inspiration rather than an embarrassment.
