Sentence examples for familiar with understanding from inspiring English sources

"We're familiar with understanding cities through maps and skylines," says Rhys-Taylor.

Also, they should have "projected" the data from short and long fragment distributions onto two more standard "metagene" style plots above of graph (much like 2C serves as a horizontal projection) since that is what most people have become familiar with in understanding this sort of data.

However, many clinicians are not fully familiar with current understanding of magnesium metabolism and usage in CKD.

Creative acts do build on prior social and over-time understandings; people less familiar with common understandings are limited in their potential to make productive use of them.

But that's being familiar with something not understanding it.

Deal flows and other segmentations have traditionally required the help of someone who is familiar with a base understanding of statistics and software suites such as SPSS.

After receiving the professional development program, they gradually become familiar with DI, as well as understanding how to design DI within the thematic integrated curriculum.

As modern virtue ethics has grown and more people have become familiar with its literature, the understanding of these terms has increased, but it is still the case that readers familiar only with modern philosophy tend to misinterpret them.

Models were formulated with understanding of the familiar system, which may explain why some model simulations lag observations in losing ice.

The presence of the social worker, with whom the patients were familiar with, aimed to assist them in understanding the questions and to resolve any misconceptions.

What is also important is the difficulty people not familiar with ASD appear to have in understanding how intensely children can be affected by sensory factors.