Sentence examples for in clear understanding from inspiring English sources

As well as identifying similarities and differences among repair processes, helps in clear understanding of repair field to overcome confusion and difficulties in exploring (Bolden et al. 1997).

As much as it seeks to uplift our souls, Torah also demands that we ground ourselves in clear understanding: What, exactly, is this matter before us?

The uncertainities in NIRS measurements especially in case of living tissues are due to lack of rigorous combined theoretical-experimental studies resulting in clear understanding of the origin of NIRS signals.

These further efforts will result in clearer understanding of Q fever ecology and potential routes of human exposure.

He said he had yet to see "Pamina Devi" but hoped Ms. Shapiro would ground her work in a clear understanding of the form.

She explains why a dog's love is grounded in its clear understanding, reinforced by its owner's simple and affectionate signals, that the owner is the boss.

Results from this study will help in a clear understanding and design outcome for the academic and industrial community for real world applications.

It is also argued that education programmes specifically designed to address gender inequities have adopted a narrow and simplistic approach which has proved ineffective to date, largely because it has not been embedded in any clear understanding of the gendered nature of society and the role that schooling plays in perpetuating unequal gender relations.

The definitions of the CDEs and their metadata were found to be critical in the clear understanding of what information was to be collected.

We hypothesized that using TAA could result in a clear understanding of a surgeon's learning curve and finally surgical expertise before embarking in an RCT comparing the CFP stem with a straight stem in total hip arthroplasty.

Healthcare workers and other employees at testing facilities in particular should be educated on how to recognize HIV risk and discuss prevention and testing measures in a clear, understanding, and non-judgmental way.