Sentence examples for example the understanding of from inspiring English sources

For example, the understanding of omega-3 (n-3) has roots in early epidemiological or forensic inquiries showing differences among individuals with diseases or disorders (Anderson and Connor 1989; Gudbjarnason et al. 1991; Lieber et al. 1969; Rudin 1981).

For example, the understanding of the genetic background of the phage lifestyle can help in designing better biological control applications, and new delivery strategies may support longer stability of phages in the environment.

In spite of this some barriers identified may not be unique to indigenous populations, for example the understanding of biomedical concepts is likely to be an issue for a considerable proportion of most populations.

For example, the understanding of chromosomes as discrete entities and the theories generated about them as hereditary units were constitutively tied up with counting techniques that 'immobilized, separated and enhanced them' (p. 248).

For example, the understanding of the mechanism of action of TATA box binding protein, a general transcription factor required for proper initiation of transcription by RNA polymerase II, has been furthered using the MGBDs distamycin A, Hoechst 33258, and netropsin [ 2].

The simulation should for example enhance the understanding of the performed 2D in vitro tests on the antiproliferative effect of hyperforin.

The landscape evolution of the southwestern part of Buenos Aires Province (southern Pampa) is a good example for the understanding of continental deposits in arid semiarid regions.

As all students of the war know, he came back and soared to prominence, but his mental collapse and his recovery, unusually well documented, present a riveting example of the understanding of depressive illness in the Victorian world, and the relationship of bipolar illness to creativity and inspired leadership during difficult times, which Sherman certainly demonstrated later in the war.

(186) Nevertheless, the Aβ-derived peptides provide an excellent example toward the understanding of amyloid polymorphism.

The new insights into the physiology of CSF circulation may have important clinical relevance for example for the understanding of neurodegenerative and immunological diseases of the brain [ 45, 161].

An example is the understanding of the environmental distributions of the entomopathogenic fungus Metarhizium anisopliae and its sister cryptic species, widely used as biological control agents for insects (Schneider et al. 2011).