Sentence examples for reframe our understanding from inspiring English sources

Findings from the science of aging, Dr. Fried said, should "reframe our understanding of the benefits and costs of aging".

Prince's death should give us the opportunity to reframe our understanding of the "opioid epidemic" in ways that help those with addiction, not continue to jeopardize people's treatment and their lives.

Energy is fundamental for all brain processes, and his team proposes that understanding how energy is generated and distributed with subcellular resolution could reframe our understanding of brain function and dysfunction in disease states.

If we are willing to reframe our understanding of how learning takes place, then we must be prepared to relook at our existing assessment practices.

The Kingdom of Sicily Image Database uses new media technologies to reframe our understanding of medieval Europe by focusing on the role of the built environment for the formation of state identity in the medieval Kingdom of Sicily ruled by Norman, Swabian, Angevin and Aragonese dynasties (950-1420).

What if we could reframe our understanding of the dynamic energy of change?

My emphasis on spatial boundaries and local context reframes our understanding of segregated environments, and offers deeper insight into even the most studied U.S. cities.

These observations create a clear but unexpected picture of strange metals that reframes our understanding of the relationship between strong correlations, quantum phase transitions, and superconductivity.

Half of progress is about recognizing women whose accomplishments were, as the Times puts it, "overlooked". But I think the other half of progress is something we consider even less: reframing our understanding of accomplishments.

In this innovative, insightful, and lucid new book, Jennifer Lieberman reframes our understanding of electricity's symbolic and cultural meanings at the end of the nineteenth century and the early part of the twentieth century.

Thundersticks reframes our understanding of Indians' historical relationship with guns, arguing against the notion that they prized these weapons more for the pyrotechnic terror guns inspired than for their efficiency as tools of war.