Sentence examples for in a systematic understanding from inspiring English sources

But well before Anselm, Christians maintained that because people have been endowed with reason, they have an urge to express their experience of faith intellectually, to translate the contents of faith into concepts, and to formulate beliefs in a systematic understanding of the correlation between God, humankind, and creation.

This study represents a small step in a systematic understanding of how games can be used to assess behavior change.

Classification is basic to all science as a preliminary step in reducing data to manageable proportions and in moving toward a systematic understanding of a subject matter.

In this study, we focused on the quantum‐yield variation in Seoul‐Fluors, since a systematic understanding of this property is important for the design of on/off‐switchable fluorescent sensors.

Based on this regulatory HFPN model, we discuss the process of glycogen utilization in E. coli in the context of a systematic understanding of carbohydrate metabolism.

In order to get a systematic understanding of the disease or phenotypes we have to first understand what biological functions contribute to these changes, and perform a comparison between conditions using groups of genes defined by biological pathways.

No one has given them much in the way of a systematic understanding of, for example, history – and so they have only a sketchy idea of what is happening to them.

In order to get a systematic understanding of EC process, a steady state model considering electrochemical, hydrolysis reaction, mass and momentum transfer was established.

HSP27 phosphorylation has been utilized by researchers in order to develop a systematic understanding of HSP27 function under multiple experimental and disease conditions.

As large-scale, comprehensive cancer genomic data become more abundant, it is essential to develop computational tools to integrate heterogeneous data in order to acquire a systematic understanding of cancer cells.

This study proposes to establish a systematic understanding of morphological change in order to create a sound base for waterfront landscape management and tourism planning.