This can be regarded as important in order to pose relevant follow-up prompts based on the immediate understanding of what the participants were trying to express.
This common ground might not prompt agreement, but it can result in understanding, and in something like harmony.
For example, Ishibashi and Okada (2006) argue that imitating examples can prompt imitators' understanding of examples and their conceptual background; imitation facilitates a creative performance by imitators.
Our findings may prompt the understanding of the lipid associated gene-level mechanism of insulin resistance of type 2 diabetes mellitus in blood.
Worst of all, the car scenes (originally, I assume, handled just by placing a bench and a chair on stage and letting the actors convince us they were in a car) are here brought to life by having the bench and chair spin around slowly, turning left and right and doing a gentle 360 degree turn as if we need to be prompted into understanding what is going on.
The application of high-throughput sequencing technologies to whole transcriptome sequencing (RNA-Seq) prompts our understanding of AS.
Specifically interviews revealed that GPs who were aware of the implementation of the prompts reported understanding their purpose and feeling confident in using them if they chose to.
As neuroscience plays an increasingly significant role in society, prompting new understandings of people as social and moral beings alongside discoveries of the failures and vulnerabilities of the nervous system, neuroscientists must engage in a discussion of their science and the implications of their work.
It can promote the idea of common good, and, at the same time, prompt a better understanding of shared legal and ethical norms.
Education and knowledge gained in prison also seemed to prompt a new understanding of personal risk, "I didn't [use condoms] when I was abusing drugs a lot, and I got lucky.
