Sentence examples for more recent understanding from inspiring English sources

Due to the more recent understanding that different phenotypes should be recognized as asthma, a non-allergic phenotype may account for the increased diagnosis in the older cohorts of our study, whom should have been diagnosed earlier.

Our more recent knowledge and understanding of the lunar origin and evolution have also been expanded by an analysis of global remote sensing data (e.g., Binder 1998; Kato et al. 2010; Nozette et al. 1994).

Although those in the various categories of remarried considered accounted for only small proportions of the study samples, the remarried as a group outnumbered the never-married for both men and women in 1991 and for men in 2001 and will be larger in more recent cohorts, so understanding possible implications for health is important.

Addressing these deficits and other attributes required of proposed health literacy assessment mechanisms include the use of measures that are appropriate to the context in which they are being used, reflect more recent definitions and understanding of health literacy and prioritise social research and public health applications [ 34].

Others rely on claims regarding "procreational responsibility" that the Department has disavowed already in litigation as unreasonable, or claims regarding the immutability of sexual orientation that we do not believe can be reconciled with more recent social science understandings.

Given this general understanding, more recent intercomparisons have been for the purposes of calibrating MF PR results against meteor radars (e.g., Wilhelm et al. 2017).

Another important role for BDNF involves more recent advances in our understanding of BDNF function.

This paper contributes to more recent qualitative approaches to understanding why people volunteer for different types of health research.

In contrast to early studies that mainly focused on the replacement of dead cells, more recent studies focus on understanding the diverse effects of stem cells.

This paper contributes to more recent qualitative approaches to understanding how and why people come to participate in various types of health research.

The ecological background (Chapter 4) is a bit more complete and draws on recent understanding about non-equilibrium dynamics in many semi-arid rangelands, though a range scientist is not totally convinced that the underlying ecology is well understood.