Sentence examples for fruitfully understood from inspiring English sources

China's relationship with western countries can be fruitfully understood in terms of a struggle for acceptance.

Weyl's mathematical analysis of the foundations of quantum mechanics showed that regularities in a physical theory are most fruitfully understood in terms of symmetry groups.

These relations can be inspected empirically, and have been used fruitfully to understand bio-objects including microRNA (Chrupek et al. 2012), stem cells (Eriksson 2012), and clinical research patients (Douglas 2012).

We argue that property rights theory can be fruitfully applied to understand these shortcomings, and to develop reform proposals.

What I did mean was that no other '60s rock hero understood pop in the Pop Art sense so fruitfully.

Differences in such pathways within cells of a given species need to be understood better before the added complexity of species-specific differences can be fruitfully dissected.

It illustrates how modern atomistic modeling and simulation can fruitfully supplement the experiments performed in the laboratory by helping to resolve and understand the experimental information, by predicting new phenomena and providing useful hints to guide the development of innovative materials with original, specifically tailored properties.

"To participate fruitfully in this interdisciplinary profession," states the website of the University of Chicago's medical physics program, a medical physicist "must be thoroughly competent in physical and mathematical science, must understand biological and physiological systems, and must be able to understand and speak the language of physicians".

In order to read it fruitfully, familiarity with the entry on possible worlds is presupposed.

"The British government has a duty to the taxpayer who wants to see aid used fruitfully and wisely," he said.

This claim could fruitfully be compared with Plato's suspicion of law in other places: see Stsmn.