But Gen Hajizadeh said: "Our experts have full understanding of its components and programmes".
The failure of this understanding need not be traceable to the absence of an ability because it's possible to have full understanding of a way of riding a bike without being able to perform it.
Since biofuels is a hot topic, many researchers new to this field are eager to propose different solutions while they often seem not to have full understanding of the current status of technologies and numerous (hidden) constraints.
(But there are people who have only energy and no real understanding of the business, or who have full understanding of the business but no real energy).
The adolescents needed continued learning about what it meant to live with HIV till they had full understanding of their HIV condition.
If the participant does not have full understanding of the protocol, or the capacity of the subject is unclear, the research assistant asks permission to contact the substitute decision-maker (SDM) who normally consents to health care decisions.
Therefore, the assistant had full understanding of the language and culture of the respondents as well as established trust and rapport; all of which are important elements for conducting qualitative interviews [ 33].
After watching the original videos, the students have full understandings on the video stories.
It may be that for higher risk studies, more care is taken to make sure that participants understand what the research is about, or it may be that in studies with written consent, participants have fuller understanding.
However, they are unlikely to have had a full understanding of the study, meaning that our coding results needed to be more robust.
The focus is also on the person's views regarding what would be an unacceptable outcome rather than holding detailed discussions about specific interventions about which they may not have a full understanding or have experienced.
