Sentence examples for previously understanding from inspiring English sources

As mentioned previously, understanding the characteristics of a Mendelian disorder is important.

Previously, understanding of the physiopathology of chronic vestibular toxicity was limited, at least in part, by the reduced flexibility of the available rat and mouse models of chronic aminoglycoside and cisplatin ototoxicity.

It has been noted previously that understanding the characteristics that promote or constrain the uptake and effective utilization of health interventions could result in more efficient and effective use of resources available for child health promotion [ 63].

It struck Nick as being more effort than anyone had previously made in understanding what had happened to her.

The neural correlates of these dimensions were found to be brain networks which had been previously implicated in understanding agents' actions and intent-related ToM (for Dimension 1), emotion-related ToM and emotional regulation (for Dimension 2) and abstract semantic processing and imagery (for Dimension 3) [9].

Computational models of motor control, which establish the existence of internal models in the brain [49], [50], could be useful in interpreting the present results, as they have been previously helpful in understanding the mechanisms of execution and explicit imagination of goal-directed arm movements [51].

Important results were previously obtained in understanding virus-host cell interactions by tagging viral-particles with fluorophores linked to viral proteins undetectable at the nuclear levels [21] Only very recently, Arhel et al have reported the development of a system allowing HIV-1 nuclear visualization [41].

These results have potentially important implications for understanding previously unknown mechanisms by which platyhelminths and perhaps other organisms modulate Ca2+ currents in excitable cells.

Recent metabolomics studies enable metabolite-driven approaches for understanding previously unknown biosynthetic mechanisms at the gene level for genome-sequenced plants (Nakabayashi and Saito, 2013).

As mentioned previously [ 2], understanding the detailed structure of human genetic variation may help to deconstruct imprecise group definitions currently applied in biomedical research and avoid unintended consequences of generalizing biological characteristics across these groups (e.g., beta-blocker efficacy).

Our results provide a basis for understanding previously un-interpretable genotype-phenotype correlations in pathogenic CNVs and for mobilizing the large amount of model organism phenotype data to provide insights into human genetic disorders.