Sentence examples for predominantly understanding from inspiring English sources
Predominantly, understanding the cognition underlying team performance facilitates interventions (design, training, selection) to improve performance in instructional multimedia design production.
Existing research on the experience of people with diabetes and foot disease and/or amputations is focused predominantly on understanding the psychological aspects of life post amputation [ 10– 13].
MOA has been used predominantly for understanding the assessment of cancer risk, but because dosimetry and other mechanisms of toxicity are shared across various toxic effects, it is applied increasingly for noncancer risk assessment as well (Bogdanffy et al. 2001; Guyton et al. 2008).
The mechanistic response to DES has not been directly compared across predominantly Asian or Western populations, whereas understanding their comparability across geographic populations could enhance global DES evaluation.
Going along with this appearance can cause errors in reporting such cases as predominantly political, which in turn can inhibit the chance of understanding such individuals.
But despite a century limited predominantly to such objective strategies, the yield in terms of understanding the nature of mood disorders has been limited.
For a predominantly Anglo-Saxon audience, raised in the empirical and positivist tradition, understanding a group of thinkers schooled in speculative Hegelianism and Marxist dialectics is always going to require a leap of faith.
In a predominantly black sport, Ryan's African-American players described his (Bill) Clintonian gift for "understanding" them in a way that, they said, made him unique among white head coaches.
Understanding cancer from an evolutionary perspective can allow us to appreciate better why cancers predominantly occur in the elderly and why other conditions, from radiation exposure to smoking, are associated with increased cancers.
That context is key to understanding Clinton's remarks ― delivered during a nationally syndicated radio show reaching a predominantly African-American audience.
