Sentence examples for hand the understanding of from inspiring English sources

On one hand, the understanding of compact clusters in subsets of dimensions is challenging itself.

On the one hand, the understanding of supramolecular interactions at interfaces provides a tool for the quantitative description of multivalency at interfaces.

Optimization of the chlorination management using the multi-objective tool developed allowed, in one hand, the understanding of the relationships between the economic and the healthy objectives of the chlorination.

On the other hand, the understanding of physicians about the patient preferences is important as the selection of a particular treatment regimen should be accompanied by a conscious consideration of features of possible treatment options, which need to be considered in order to maximize patient adherence and compliance to the selected treatment.

On the other hand, the understanding of multi-barrier-crossing conformational changes that involve partial unfolding and/or induction/perturbation from ligand demands the study from more sophisticated methods such as conventional atomistic-MD, CG-MD or theories such as LRT.

This move goes hand in hand with the understanding of the quantifiers as not being ontologically committing, and it does seem to limit the deflationary nominalist's capacity to take mathematical language literally.

The corresponding items in the questionnaire, on the other hand, covered the understanding of an article on the whole, the self-perceived ability to perform critical appraisal and the understanding of common EBM terms such as those assessed in the Fresno test.

Building energy monitoring and real time control strategies can decrease energy consumption on one hand, and improve comfort on the other hand, by increasing the understanding of the control system.

On the one hand, to facilitate the understanding of the proposal and show when some of the features provided by the protocol could be used.

In this work, a very simple exercise is proposed, which can be solved "by hand", to facilitate the understanding of the application of homotopy methods as rigorous methods for the calculation of complex multicomponent distillation operations in the context of an advanced separation process course for final year students of Chemical Engineering.

Several influential figures felt that these gaps interfere with development of research for 2 main reasons: on one hand they interfere with the creation of an integrated body of knowledge related to important problems, and on the other hand they limit the understanding of the factors and causes underlying observed phenomena.