Sentence examples for strides to understand from inspiring English sources
Schilling's son, Grant, defended his father Tuesday on Facebook, saying: "And while I will say he's not the most well informed in the modern LGBT+ culture, i can assure you he's made great strides to understand people today.
I will concentrate my exploration of the data on a freshwater New Zealand snail, but other systems have been used to make serious strides to understand the RQH, most notably water fleas (Daphnia; Ebert 2008).
Here, we have described recently reported breakthroughs in the understanding of Hsa21 trisomy, illustrating that research efforts in this field are making significant strides to understand and to develop treatments for the debilitating aspects of the syndrome.
As she hit her stride, she came to understand that she was part of a new wave of comedians who used the truth to their advantage, played up their own faults and insecurities and didn't rely on stagnant formats of the past.
To date, there is no cure but great strides have been made to understand pathophysiological mechanisms.
While great strides have been made in recent years to understand the mechanism of these enzymes from a structural perspective, our understanding remains incomplete.
You need to understand collection, and lengthening/shortening strides before you even attempt to trot, or post.
He continued, "His 'Ellington: The Early Years' is the book to understand that period of stride piano coming out of ragtime, coming out of Dvorak's theories about creating an American symphony, coming out of the Washington, D.C., scene.
This uncertainty about what exists in the seas should not stop efforts to understand marine ecology after all, great strides have been made in terrestrial ecology without us knowing every species of beetle in Amazonia.
"It's going to allow us for the first time to understand what any species is doing in its stride-by-stride activity," says David Carrier, a comparative biomechanist at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City who was not involved in the work.
Objective: To understand the underlying biomechanics of temporal stride and force in people with hemiplegic stroke during cane-assisted walking.
