Sentence examples for fruitful understanding from inspiring English sources
John Dewey, experiential education's most forceful advocate, argues that "there is no such thing as genuine knowledge and fruitful understanding except as the offspring of doing.
John Dewey, the noted education reformer of the 20th century, said in 1916: "There is no such thing as genuine knowledge and fruitful understanding except as the offspring of doing.
Importantly, expansion and refinement of foundational models similar to the one developed in this system has yielded fruitful understanding of the EGF system [ 79]–[ 82]; similarly, we anticipate that expanding upon the model developed in this study will lead to further insights into the role of the IGF system in ovarian cancer.
Does seeing the immune system as designed for protection of the self impede other, possibly more fruitful understandings of what all these obscure and complex cellular interactions inside us are about?
Non-believers — and many believers themselves — assume that, without a grounding in religious knowledge, there is no foothold for fruitful religious understanding.
For this reason, the study of unconscious states, such as sleep, may prove to be especially fruitful in understanding the effects of attention in the waking state.
Thus, measuring general adult MtL seems quite fruitful to understanding the processes of why they participate in further education.
It has classical roots in Aristotle's notion of priority in nature, and has branched into the contemporary program of sparse ontology, in a way that has proven fruitful in understanding a wide range of issues.
Comparative genomics has been particularly fruitful in understanding adaptation involving pathogenic exploitation of eukaryotic hosts.
Experimental studies of resistance/susceptibility of MHC genotypes under deliberate Ranavirus infection, and associated mate choice could prove fruitful for understanding the mechanism fully.
This fact underscores the value of this analysis and suggests that identifying the factors binding to the novel DNA binding motifs described in Figure 7 will be fruitful for understanding transcriptional regulation in HSC.
