Sentence examples for efforts at understanding from inspiring English sources

Members of the council said "fiqh" can be roughly translated as efforts at understanding the law.

This contributes to an already severe information deficit, silencing defectors who are telling the truth and hindering efforts at understanding the North.

No one likes to admit that his or her best efforts at understanding and solving a problem have actually made the problem worse, but that's exactly what has happened in the case of nutritionism.

The long lines of would-be blood donors, the volunteers converging on lower Manhattan from around the country, the fumbling public efforts at understanding Islam: the response took on very personal tones.

The purpose of this survey is to support our efforts at understanding the effectiveness of clinical services.

Previous efforts at understanding the distinct properties of these model forms were performed on the more complex case of understanding protein coding sequence evolution and were based on contrasting statistical properties derived from analysis of codon alignments simulated under a TF variant [ 24], an approach acknowledged by the original authors as biased towards the TF form.

Science is essentially mankind's best effort at understanding the workings of the known universe, given our limited resources and intelligence.

I protest against all our interest, all our effort at understanding being given to the young skins that look blooming in spite of trouble; for these too will get faded, and will know the older and more eating griefs which we are helping to neglect.

In our collaboration on diabetes, for example, data generated by experimental colleagues contribute to modeling and building a concerted mathematical effort at understanding the disease.

It reviews the foundational concepts in the physics and chemistry of surface interactions, and devotes more effort at understanding their practical manifestation in materials synthesis and processing.

The objective of this scoping review was to systematically identify and describe existing empirical research on sons and daughters of foster parents as a beginning effort at understanding this large but understudied population of children and youth.