Sentence examples for extent our understanding from inspiring English sources

The results of these studies have improved to some extent our understanding of reprogramming; however, similar to the results of transcriptome analysis, these findings often reflect either the global but nonspecific changes or the local but specific changes occurring due to reprogramming.

Taken as a whole, a wealth of protein kinase biochemistry knowledge is available, yet it is clear that a substantial extent of our understanding in this field remains to be discovered which should yield many new opportunities for therapeutic intervention.

The extent of our understanding today is that, typically, secondary forests have only one canopy layer and significantly less biodiversity than the original forest ecosystem that they mimic.

Has this achievement tempted us into complacency with regard to the extent of our understanding of ERα's role in the pathogenesis of breast cancer?

In this way, feminist theorists have asked whether and, if so, to what extent our frameworks for understanding the world are distorting in ways that privilege men or masculinity.

Turkey genome research has lagged behind and, to some extent, depended upon our understanding of the chicken genome.

Here I try to provide a brief review of how this area developed focussing to some extent our own contributions to understanding the class II MHC pathway.

To address this to a small extent and further refine our understanding of the signalling characteristics of the primordial cells, we focused on validating expression patterns of markers within our network interaction maps using immunohistochemistry or immunofluorescence, rather than only qRT-PCR and ISH.

What his case points to is the extent to which our understandings of difference remain superficial.

The new extent estimates have implications for our understanding of how hypoxia is changing over long temporal scales.

Eddy (2006) has noted that intervention research does not contribute to the extent it could to improve our understanding of basic psychological and social processes that interventions must target.