Sentence examples for raised in understanding from inspiring English sources

In some sense the rapid development of graphene may render CNT less important, for example, in the integration of carbon nanotubes in integrated circuit manufacturing, however, many of the questions raised in understanding carbon nanotube growth are directly relevant to graphene also.

The absence of a previously recorded history of epidemic cholera in Haiti [ 4] raised interest in understanding the source of this outbreak.

The signalling pathways involved in these processes remain incompletely understood [ 3, 4] and accumulating data have raised interest in understanding bone and mineral metabolism regulation and its consequences in patients with CKD.

The presence of an inducible thermogenic adipose tissue, and its beneficial effects for maintaining body weight and glucose and lipid homeostasis, has raised intense interest in understanding the regulation of thermogenesis.

The complexity of the song pattern itself raises an interest in understanding the neural and molecular mechanisms controlling song in mammals.

Many of these mutations are located outside the catalytic site of GC-1, which raises great interest in understanding the mechanisms of its intracellular processing and trafficking.

Further, it seemed that the patients had no difficulties in understanding the question raised in the modified PSFS, because they did not ask for explanations, and they gave clear and concise responses to the question.

Eddy told the judge she meant she had "seen the dead in understanding raised".

Children who are raised in a warm and understanding atmosphere are often able to present their part in a joint decision-making process at an early stage of their development [ 17].

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.

Patient understanding has been identified as a central safety issue in prior work: patient understanding was raised in discussion in the HFMEA group, but was 'parked' in the discussion as it did not readily fit the structure of the process and was subsequently not included in the final results.