Sentence examples for pre-existing understanding from inspiring English sources
'pre-existing understanding' is an acceptable phrase to use in written English
It is used to describe an understanding that existed before a certain event or point in time. For example, "We had to work within the framework of our pre-existing understanding of the situation."
While their science teacher's metaphor is useful for explaining the concept to the audience, the only way that the kids themselves actually understand that place is by attaching it to their pre-existing understanding of the Vale of Shadows, an analogue for the actual Dungeons & Dragons Plane of Shadow.
"Consumer accounts require a different approach and the law that governs consumer credit is very specific, so hiring staff with a pre-existing understanding of the rules and regulations can be a boon.
However, this approach runs the risk of scenarios being developed that are flawed by policy interest or futurists' pre-existing understanding of a topic.
Having a critical-empirical approach means that what a given progressive individual or group believes is highly mutable, depending on the latest research -- or at least, the latest information available to them, as it fits into their pre-existing understanding of the world.
Such variation in opinions support pre-existing understanding that there is still no consensus on the fundamental question of what constitutes a significant risk that requires communication [ 13, 23, 27].
Despite the researcher's work experience in a maternity ward as a midwife for some time, the analysis was based on data collected rather than on the researcher's pre-existing understanding of the problem.
While we have posited that pre-existing detailed understanding of a CRE's function ought to facilitate the analysis of its evolution, we may have underestimated the level of detail that is necessary.
Ordinarily caveats (e.g., chance resemblances among species, mutations in trans that compensate for mutations in cis) apply to this concept [6], but are minimal in the present study due to the detailed pre-existing mechanistic understanding of regulation of the heat-shock response.
We recognise DES's idiographic sensitivity to the nuances of individual experience, but it is surely impossible to remove or control for all such pre-existing cultural understandings.
The facilitator does not attempt to teach or advise community members; rather, his or her role is to bring out pre-existing community understandings and strengths and to encourage the community to analyse and solve local problems.
The significant learning gains made by the N2 students may not have been sufficient to bridge the pre-existing gap in understanding between the N2 and N1 students.
