Sentence examples for establish our understanding from inspiring English sources
Two decades before Francis Galton's studies of human height based upon the resemblance between relatives (Galton 1886; Visscher et al. 2010), Mendel used PHT to establish our understanding of the laws of inheritance (Mendel 1866).
Whilst the natural flow properties of the fibre feedstock fibroin are now becoming more established, our understanding of the coating sericin is extremely limited and thus presents both a gap in our knowledge and a hindrance to successful exploitation of these materials.
The more established our understanding of CM is, the less likely it will be that the concept is stripped-down and depoliticised when operationalized.
He was instrumental in establishing our current understanding that endothelial dysfunction is a very early preclinical phenotype in human atherosclerosis.
Ideally, training would be provided conjointly with other members in order establish shared understanding of review criteria.
The established theory improves our understanding of the effects of different parameters including the mass, damping and tuning ratios and also the point of attachment of the absorber on the vibration absorption by the absorber.
Deciphering how the dorsal/ventral asymmetry in the sea urchin embryo is established should improve our understanding of how the mechanisms that form body shapes have evolved.
Our characterization of the properties of a vesicularized bacterial homolog of a mammalian signaling enzyme challenges established orthodoxies concerning our understanding of the mechanisms by which symbiotic bacteria in the mammalian GI tract interact with their host.
With this review, the purpose of the ESSKA Basic Science Committee is to establish guidelines for understanding, diagnosing and treating this complex pathology.
1. Business understanding phase Zan et al. (2007) demonstrated that business understanding can be established via understanding the goals and data mining requirements.
A model is established for understanding the temperature change of an alternate hot and cold micro-band graphite electrode.
