Sentence examples for revise the understanding from inspiring English sources
It doesn't revise the truth value of any mathematical claim, but it does revise the understanding of them.
In the context of involuntary care, it seems prescriptively inaccurate to make use of a conception of patient autonomy that does not incorporate some capacity to reflect on and revise the understanding of the best alternative intervention (so-called second order desires).
Here, it is possible to see men rebuilding a ruined structure -- one man positioning a stone, another with a log on his shoulder -- and it is these images, discovered in tests Mr. Seracini did on the painting some years ago, that have revised the understanding of the painting.
Discovered in 1966 by farmers (who cut some of them up to share the profits), their Mesopotamian motifs, especially bearded bulls, forced scholars to revise the common understanding of the history of contact between the region and cities far to the west, in what is now Iran.
But, starting in 1998, he began to uncover the most tantalizing of Little Boy's secrets — a finding that completely revised the received understanding of how the Hiroshima bomb worked.
This finding revises the previous understanding that NF-κB oscillations occur only in cells lacking IκBβ and IκBε but not in wild-type cells [25].
To capture this understanding, we revise the model so that Swi5 also has one of three possible values: 0, 1, or 2 like Clb2.
We need to reconsider and revise this understanding of what and how we consume in order to truly change and reverse our dangerous course.
Now, in eLife, Steven Dowdy and co-workers at the University of California San Diego and Harvard Medical School report results that will force us to revise our understanding of the relationship between the cyclin D/CDK complex and the Rb protein (Narasimha et al., 2014).
The science of biological control needs to partially revise its understanding of the role of host specificity with the emergence and commercialization of opportunistic pathogens used as biopesticides.
He wishes to revise our understanding of the British Empire in the 18th century.
