Sentence examples for making an understanding from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's time orchestras start to demonstrate a commitment to new music by making an understanding of it a prerequisite for membership.

Cork hydrophobicity and mechanical resistance are attributed to the suberin macromolecule that is embedded within cork cell walls, making an understanding of this composite material potentially useful for the design of analogous engineered polymeric materials.

MicroRNAs have great potential as predictive, diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers for Ov-induced ICC, making an understanding of the ways in which miRNA expression levels vary during ICC tumor progression essential.

However, taking into account concepts like "patient involvement" and "shared decision making", an understanding of patient priorities concerning treatment decision making is required.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publisher of The New York Times, had two breakfasts with the mayor, and although no specific commitments were made, an understanding was reached.

The void ordering is often accompanied by a saturation of the void swelling with increasing irradiation dose, which makes an understanding of the underlying mechanisms to be both of scientific significance and of practical importance for nuclear engineering.

The aim of this paper is to make an understanding of the dynamics of the hydraulic PTO unit and how these affect the performance of the two-raft-type WEC.

The factors contributing to optimal producer cell lines are often complex, and not simply conferred by one gene or gene product, which makes an understanding of system-wide properties for better engineering of optimized cell lines essential.

This uncertainty makes an understanding of public risk perceptions important to policy makers.

Appendicularia retain larval characters throughout their lifespan, which made an understanding of their phylogeny crucial for understanding the evolution of body plans and developmental modes in Tunicata [ 27].

The delicate balance between water loss and uptake in amphibians makes an understanding of venous return from this region even more significant.