Sentence examples for this general understanding from inspiring English sources
Given this general understanding, more recent intercomparisons have been for the purposes of calibrating MF PR results against meteor radars (e.g., Wilhelm et al. 2017).
Nevertheless, even though this general understanding of security situations may have been improved, it appears that distancing (e.g., in terms of emotions, empathy, legitimacy) is an inevitable effect of reliance on humanitarian technologies.
Steer went on to highlight that the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate (WRI is one of the member institutions) is seeking to help change this general understanding.
Despite this general understanding, overall, subjects' attention to the reference period was poor.
He added: "In this instance the general understanding among my colleagues is that this is an artistic issue.
This pattern reinforces the general understanding that harbors are not good habitats for native species and are instead populated by highly tolerant introduced forms.
This agrees with the general understanding that an ordinary radiographic examination of the vertebral column in dogs is not very sensitive at detecting minor calcifications of intervertebral discs.
This stems from the general understanding of 'presumption' in law and science: as an inference that is made on available fact or evidence with the understanding that vital information that can render the inference invalid may be missing.
This result conforms with the general understanding that temperature is the most important driver of adaptive genetic variation in growth, shoot phenology, survival, and frost hardiness of conifers (Gray et al. 2016).
This also complies with the general understanding that most marine sediment habitats exhibit high spatial heterogeneity in environmental characteristics on many scales.
Second, this study contributes to the general understanding of cone degeneration following 11-cis deprivation that occurs in several diseases due to chromophore deficiency.
