However, it is possible that the actual state of suicides has not been grasped correctly in this analysis due to inadequate psychiatric assessment, and precipitating factors for suicides were specified in only about 70% of suicide committers in the NPA's suicide statistics [ 6].
But in mapping the inner body, Vesalius didn't get everything right — he didn't correctly grasp the circulation of the blood, a discovery that the English physician William Harvey made in the 17th century — nor was his work immediately embraced by all.
"I'm hoping that through my glasses she will grasp the world correctly," he said.
Just after the Democratic Party lost the 1980 election to President Ronald Reagan, Ted Van Dyk, head of the Center for Democratic Policy and Charles Manatt, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, appeared to correctly grasp the situation.
This lack of knowledge has dramatic consequences on our capacity correctly to grasp the concreta of the higher levels.
The first three rows illustrate natural image context examples that are correctly grasped by aspect model 2. The fourth row shows a correctly estimated man-made context that leads to an improved classification of patches for aspect model 2. In the fifth example, however, the overestimation of the man-made related aspects leads to patches that are dominantly classified as man-made.
Initially, he seems to have grasped the word correctly, using the word "Everest" appropriately in conversation.
In this context the limit of introducing PV in the power system should be correctly grasped.
(Yes or No)" We reread the question to make sure that we had grasped its import correctly, and then, as instructed, answered, simply and quietly, "Yes".
It rather focuses on correctly grasping suffering.
For that reason scattering experiments can only be correctly grasped by QFT.
