Sentence examples for equally well understood from inspiring English sources
So, in the end, pledges not to "negotiate with terrorists", which NATO and the EU have repeatedly made with respect to Macedonia, may have to be broken.One who understands moral ambiguityThis blurring was equally well understood by Mr Milosevic, who in the early 1990s quietly encouraged the activities of paramilitary thugs in Bosnia and Croatia while denying any responsibility for them.
The problem arises when the benefit of various electrocardiograph features is widely understood while the cost or the tradeoffs are not equally well understood.
For the four common curriculum questions (questions 1 4), there were no significant differences between MS and HS undergraduates' scores, as determined by a Mann-Whitney U-test, suggesting the material was equally well understood and retained by both groups.
Everyone knows when a recession happens, and although not everyone suffers equally, it is well understood that only the foolish spend money unwisely during such a time.
Clearly, germination phenology influences plant fitness within a generation, but it is equally sensitive to transgenerational influences, which are less well understood, especially in regard to their genetic basis.
The principle here is not to enforce consensus but to be sure that all the pertinent evidence and arguments have been presented, and equally well-understood by the group.
(3) Although most of the tests used have been shown to be valid and reliable in youth, whether they are equally reliable in adults and older people is still not very well understood and merits further research and validation.
Although equally important, the mechanism of Myc's activity of transcriptional repression is less well understood than its mechanism of transcriptional activation.
The problems with this approach are also well understood (e.g., NRC 1983 and references therein): Different empirical dose response models can describe the data equally well and yet predict widely different estimates of low-dose risk.
This dynamic is well understood.
