Sentence examples for established understanding of from inspiring English sources

Strategies to manipulate calcite precipitation in the subsurface for the purpose of sequestering 90Sr are based on a well established understanding of the kinetics of low temperature calcite precipitation and dissolution [5 11] and of Sr2+ partitioning into calcite [12 21].

We set aside majority determination when the majority tramples clearly established understanding of human rights, as articulated in the Bill of Rights.

Moreover, the observed increase of predicted RC during treatment interruptions complied with the established understanding of the implications of "drug holidays".

The statement will help the readers correctly interpret their findings, on the basis of the established understanding of LR.

The established understanding of fibrogenesis by TGF-β signaling is initiated by the activation of Smad-mediated pathway upon ligand binding, followed by myofibroblast transformation and stimulation of the synthesis of extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins [ 23].

Today, these assumptions have changed into an established understanding of how up- and downregulation of EBI2 and its oxysterol ligand and of certain chemokine receptors (CXCR5, CCR7, and CXCR4) act together in the fine-tuned control of B-cell localization during antibody responses (for a recent review, see 35).

These events not only open up a plethora of (beneficial or risky) innovations (Osseweijer et al. 2010), but also raise issues and questions on the ontological level, such as: the synthetic cell as a metaphysical turn or mutation, opening up a new chapter in the history of life and challenging established understandings of life, nature, technology and the role and place of human beings.

While many women represented used performance art to activate change, others simply existed refusing to conform to the established understandings of gender.

But the more deeply we establish understanding of the "other", the more we try to empathise, with social justice as our underlying value, the more likely we are to become empathetic, critical, global citizens.

Such work establishes understanding of the relationships between environmental factors and health.

These types of approaches have been used for decades by academics, practitioners, and regulatory agencies in both formal and informal risk assessment processes to establish understandings of causality, discuss chemical hazards, and set regulatory action levels for exposure or contamination.