Sentence examples for relative understanding of from inspiring English sources

A relative understanding of the term "success".

Therefore, the background concentrations computed by Singh et al. (2003) were used for relative understanding of metal enrichment.

But there's no kind of relative understanding of human suffering on that scale.

Efforts should be made to improve relatives' understanding of brain death.

RP was perceived to have increased relatives' understanding of bipolar disorder.

The interviews revealed that relatives' understanding of the patient's wishes ranged from, in a few cases being well informed, to no knowledge at all.

Instead, I was set on going to "the best" universities (relative to my understanding of "the best").

Patients' critical view of primary and secondary care is not surprising, given the relative lack of understanding of FMS, and controversy about its legitimacy [ 4].

A critical impediment to the development of effective and well-tolerated therapeutics for migraine management has been a relative lack of understanding of the molecular, biochemical, and physiological mechanisms of migraine.

Cellular protection/stabilization of microvascular elements within penumbral microvasculature remains a largely unexplored therapeutic avenue due to a relative lack of understanding of key molecular pathways pathologically induced in smvECs (spinal microvascular ECs).

Our results may provide important new information on spine disc metabolism mediated by FGF2 relative to the understanding of IVD degeneration as one mechanism of low back pain.