Sentence examples for stage in understanding from inspiring English sources

While we are beginning to understand the difference deliberation makes to participant views, we are still at an early stage in understanding the process through which these differences come about and what difference deliberation makes to broader outcomes such as civic competence, civic engagement and health policy decisions.

Last, employees' affective attachment to other organizational members takes center stage in understanding the employee-organization relationship (Meyer et al., 1993).

Empirical charts provide insight into the principles of a process, and are often the first stage in understanding the underlying physical principles.

Together, though at an early stage in understanding the profound roles of commensal microbes in our health and disease, we are thrilled at the possibilities to manipulate microbiota to boost our health.

Such comparisons between relevant groups act as a preliminary stage in understanding cultural differences in general and dental anxiety relations.

However, we are still at an early stage in understanding the underlying mechanisms and several research perspectives seem appealing.

At this stage, every difficulty in understanding the questions, doubts, and eventual suggestions of the participants regarding the questionnaire were recorded and later evaluated by the multidisciplinary committee.

Further investigation of the autocrine/paracrine role of the cardiac ADN system in the failing heart at different stages could aid in understanding the "ADN paradox" [ 21].

With such an extended toolbox, the study of autophagy in different tissues at distinct developmental stages should aid in understanding whether components of the autophagic machinery are differentially employed and controlled by tissue-specific factors.

She declined to reveal those feelings but said that her Stage Manager's bonds with the other women onstage "adds a new, and I think interesting, resonance" to the play, particularly in Act III, when Emily turns to the Stage Manager for help in understanding the living and the dead.

These techniques can detect the pathological changes at a very early stage and are helpful in understanding the pathophysiology of different diseases.