This only heightens the foreboding, since regardless of their understanding, Frank seems to have no way out.
This framework should take into account the actors' experiences, since such experiences shape their understanding of the phenomena of interest and their level of motivation.
Unfortunately, many deserving applicants had to be turned down; we ask for their understanding since we were faced with the limitations of available resources.
It could be quite insightful to commission a retrospective analysis of former awardees with some career track record since their awards, to improve our understanding of what constitutes good selection criteria.
The nature of miRNA promoter elements remains one of the most interesting, open problems in the study of miRNA biogenesis, since their identification would aid the understanding of regulatory networks in which miRNAs play a crucial role.
Since understanding their knowledge about nudging and their opinions on being nudged are crucial for the evaluation of the moral appropriateness of nudging, the current study examines consumers' knowledge of and attitudes toward nudging in general and the realm of health behavior.
Much attention was placed on studying the elasto-plastic buckling behavior of perforated square plates, since understanding their behavior is the key to understand that of rectangular plates.
The need for genetics knowledge General practitioners perceived deficiencies in their basic understanding of genetics, since they had never been taught this or because their knowledge had faded.
Therefore, as more data becomes available, it is important for patients, and their care community (e.g. family members, social carers) to be better informed, since more understanding of their conditions and risks can help to reduce risk and lead to positive change.
Thus, "although privations are not positive beings outside the soul, they are nevertheless positive beings in the soul … and since the understanding of them is their being, therefore, their mode of understanding would be their mode of being" (DMS 2.6; Bursill-Hall: 4).
