Sentence examples for state understanding from inspiring English sources

Individual differences in the spontaneous recruitment of brain regions supporting mental state understanding when viewing natural social scenes.

The struggle between the church, understanding itself as state, and the state, understanding itself as representative of the church, not only dominated the Middle Ages but also continued into the Reformation period.

To design and investigate a pharmacist-run intervention using low health literacy flashcards and a smartphone-activated quick response (QR) barcoded educational flashcard video to increase medication adherence and disease state understanding.

As the Arctic ice pack transitions to a seasonal state, understanding the processes and changes taking place in locations such as Kotzebue, already within the seasonal ice zone, will offer critical insights.

Interestingly, the development of mental state understanding is functionally related to executive functions, suggesting that the prefrontal cortex is implicated in self/other cognitive representations.

Since court structure is very similar from state to state, understanding the foundations of state court structure will be beneficial to students from any location.

As Alvin Toffler [26] states, understanding the future is becoming as important to understand the present as earlier has been understanding the past.

For example, Dyer et al. [24] presented a study on the cognitive development of mental-state understanding of children in which they discovered the positive effect of storybook reading to make children more effective being aware of mental states.

(2000) stated, "Understanding molecular properties and processes has been a challenge, in large part because molecules and their properties are not available to direct perception".

Despite these stated understandings, nearly half of the students we studied reporting seeing their colleagues posting unprofessional material on Facebook, and over a quarter reported posting such material themselves.

Mauritz, K. & Moore, R. State of understanding of nafion.