Sentence examples for fragmented understanding from inspiring English sources

"This work is an extremely important step in pulling together our fragmented understanding.

Indeed, some of the respondents have a fragmented understanding that occurs as a blend of correct evolutionary concepts, intuitive misbeliefs, and naïve conceptions induced by common social representations.

Conversely, 34.8% have a fragmented understanding, variously mistaking the combination of pairs of answers as illustrated in Table 3 - and a third of them mistaking all four questions.

With natural landscapes becoming increasingly fragmented, understanding such structure may be a necessary key to understanding the maintenance and stability of local species diversity.

It is a visual filter, allowing only certain aspects of an occurrence to show through, leaving a fragmented understanding of what is on the other side.

Despite years of research, only a fragmented understanding of the molecular mechanisms of mercurial toxicity exists.

The lack of medical knowledge among the auxiliaries and assistants and sometimes the nurses' lack of personal involvement and knowledge about the new residents' everyday needs could contribute to fragmented understandings and resident assistance during this period.

The founder of that group, J. T. Fraser, said Dr. Whitrow had "demonstrated that, even in our epoch of immense amounts of interesting but fragmented scientific understanding and humanistic insights, it is possible to filter all major ideas about time through the mind of a single person -- and produce an elegant and brilliantly clear survey".

Beyond these broad generalizations, however, the relevance of IBT for understanding fragmented ecosystems is limited.

In today's much larger and more fragmented world, our understanding of a candidate is actually a composite made up of pieces of information we get from media, some of it compromised by the campaigns or by media sources determined to frame this or that candidate in a particular positive or negative way.

It is important to examine the effect of all these structures along with the effect of individual chronic conditions on OOPE to avert a fragmented and incomplete understanding of the role of comorbidity patterns.