Sentence examples for no understanding on from inspiring English sources

With no understanding on how the conjugation of the chelator on each segment of the peptide dimer will impact the binding affinity, selectivity, and biological activity, we investigated the possibility to generate heterodimer bearing only one DOTA derivative (analogs 8 and 11, Table 1) thus keeping the other peptide segment intact to ensure high binding affinity.

"And many of the people on the internet have no understanding on what level they are giving that up".

Unfortunately there's no understanding on which type of doctor a patient should see -- neurologist, dermatologist, hematologist, rheumatologist, podiatrist, geneticist, internal medicine, cardiologist, pain management or a primary care physician.

"Such a long time without any reports, we essentially had no understanding of what was going on".

The opposition immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, said Morrison appeared to have no understanding of the facts on Manus.

"Plainly what he meant was that this government and the senior ministers in it have absolutely no understanding of the pressures on ordinary families," the shadow attorney general, George Brandis, told Sky News.

"I think, basically, the federal government has no understanding of what goes on at a local level," Mr. Bloomberg said, adding that most federal financing is given at the state level.

They didn't even have a loading dock, they had no understanding of what vehicles were on the island to even move the stuff off the ship once it got there," said the supplier.

"They have no training, no understanding of what that means, no way of understanding credibility, no guidance on how they are supposed to gather evidence, what evidence is appropriate [or] how they are supposed to make that decision.

All four men and women said the same thing: there was no conspiracy to deceive Pell, no understanding to keep the lid on the Searson scandal, and no reason to soft-pedal the ongoing crisis in Doveton.

An Onion headline once summed up the disaster as "World's Largest Metaphor Hits Iceberg," and Dylan concurs, though he warns against any simple exegesis: "They waited at the landing / And they tried to understand / But there is no understanding / On the judgment of God's hand".