Sentence examples for knowledge in understanding from inspiring English sources

There is a paucity of knowledge in understanding the effects of warming and grazing on soil microbes and their active counterparts, especially on the Tibetan Plateau which is extremely sensitive to global warming and human activities.

It is expected that the realization of the proposed database will open a new vista of knowledge in understanding the real behavior of offshore wind turbines in the marine environment.

Conflicting views regarding the mechanisms of protection at mucosal sites, inferred by the contradictory results of mucosal vaccines in human clinical trials, attests to our lack of knowledge in understanding the human mucosal immune system.

This lack of knowledge in understanding disease pathogenesis impedes the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.

Collections, field and mineral weathering studies and developments in modern instrumental and analytical techniques have considerably advanced knowledge in understanding tolerance mechanisms to stress, environmental adaptation, species concepts and evolutionary processes in lichens colonising metalliferous habitats.

Recently, the discovery of circRNAs derived from thousands of genes had disclosed a new layer of post-transcriptional regulation in many species, and greatly expanded our knowledge in understanding the complexity of gene regulation.

As knowledge increases in understanding the binding of these viruses in humans, we will likely further understand more about their behavior in shellfish.

However, there are knowledge gaps in understanding the structure and the ecological role of microbial communities in tidal flats due to large spatial and seasonal variations in those ecosystems.

Lai: There is a knowledge gap in understanding cloud security.

Bourdieu, as well as Lareau (2002), defines cultural capital as symbolic knowledge useful in understanding how the social world works that can be passed on within families.

Callaghan created the drawings for a new Guardian web series called "Vagina Dispatches," which aims to bridge the embarrassing knowledge gap in understanding how women's bodies work and function. .