Sentence examples for to specifically understand from inspiring English sources
In spite of this recent work degradation studies to specifically understand burn-in of the device performance are very scarce in the literature and further work is needed in this direction.
We have been working with LGBT HealthLink over the past nine years to train our staff to specifically understand and address the unique challenges facing LGBT Americans, and our outreach to share the unique risks and challenges has stemmed from that collaboration.
More research using multiple data sources is needed to specifically understand the economic impact of neurodevelopmental delay among survivors of surgical NEC.
When ACP decision aids for surgical settings are developed, IPA could be applied to specifically understand key informants' experiences using them.
Qualitative studies are applied when methods are needed to specifically understand patients' experiences and perceptions of healthcare and health care professionals [ 2- 4].
While the research objective was to specifically understand the context and types of GBV experienced by women in conflict and displacement to inform programmatic and policy response, we noted substantial agency and resilience among the women interviewed.
We need all of them to clearly and specifically understand the difference in treating a Type 1 adult vs. a Type 2 adult.
Not to mention all of that preceded Kristina's campaign for mayor, which was specifically understood to be too expensive for the family.
An ELSI research strategy, as it appears to us, is more specifically understood as tokens of being bound by what Latour ([1993]; chapter 2) called the modern constitution prescribing a sharp division of labour between natural scientist on the one hand and humanist and social scientists on the other hand.
"I want it specifically understood," says Mr. Hagerty, wistfully, "That this is not an emergency measure".
In the analyses presented here, we examine changes in sexual risk behaviors, seeking specifically to understand the degree to which such changes are a product of reductions in partners, reductions in sex acts, increases in condom use, and use of serosorting and seropositioning.
