It causes, they write, "a state of shortsightedness in which superficially understood, immediate aspects of experience have a disproportionate influence on behavior and emotion".
In most cases, the mechanism of action of the lipid is unknown or superficially understood.
In most cases the mechanism of action of the lipids is unknown or superficially understood, and potential for synergy between actions of lipids has been little explored.
To our knowledge, this issue has not been investigated in the occupational exposure literature, and so the accuracy and precision of variance components derived by standard procedures under different data collection scenarios are only superficially understood.
Steele and Josephs (1990, p. 923) reviewed evidence that alcohol causes "alcohol myopia" defined as "a state of short-sightedness in which superficially understood, immediate aspects of experience have a disproportionate influence on behavior and emotion".
She suggested that the prosecutors had looked at his actions too superficially to understand the motives behind them.
However, the comparison with classical mathematics should not be made superficially: in order to understand that there is no real contradiction here, we must appreciate that the meaning of such terms as "function" and even "real number" in intuitionistic mathematics is quite different from that in the classical setting.
Conversation is a great way to get to know each other superficially, but to really understand each other, you will have to learn to communicate.
It is superficially and relatively straightforward to understand why these responses should occur.
These researchers found no association between learning gains concerning natural selection and active-teaching pedagogy and conclude that some faculty members superficially apply active-teaching approaches but do not understand constructivist foundations for this pedagogy.
