Sentence examples for informed understanding of from inspiring English sources

The policy of 'pick and mix' organics, which undermines informed understanding of organic principles".

Now the interest in organs takes other forms, in particular the specialized work by builders, players and even musicologists aiming to convey what some of them like to call a "historically informed understanding" of the great masters.

We conducted a systematic review to examine how molecular epidemiological studies have informed understanding of sexual networks and NG transmission, and subsequent public health interventions.

Knowledge that the relevant claims were knowable a priori might itself be only possible by an empirically informed understanding of, e.g., one's language faculty, and, à la Quine, by its consonance with the rest of one's theory of the world.

For putting the questions surrounding the 'complex causalities of such factors' (Giffinger et al. 2008: 13) aside and in particular, their specific weightings; those seeking a critically informed understanding of such performances prefer instead to begin with the more insightful definition of smart cities offered by Caragliu et al. (2011: 70).

To be able to state adequate hypotheses however, we need to move away from the exploratory phase and form a more biologically informed understanding of these interactions.

Some students even conducted campus interviews, finding and showing an unfortunate abundance of common, often improperly, or not fully informed understandings of historic events.

Details informing understanding of the lamp's manufacture are also included.

To further inform understanding of constituent exposure, the impact of real-life factors should also be considered.

Our objective was to evaluate compliance with the IBS survey tool and to explore how data from an IBS tool can inform understanding of asthma phenotypes.

These studies indicate that affective neuroscience can inform understanding of developmental pathways to depression and identify altered emotional processing among youth at high risk.