Sentence examples for trajectory to understand from inspiring English sources

But we don't need Benedikt's glib roundup of Max's life trajectory to understand what inspired him.

Corbin and Strauss proposed the trajectory model to understand the impact of illness further refined by Charmaz and others.

The ultimate aim of this study and research trajectory is to understand the evolution of protein functions in a cellular and organismal context (and to develop tools to do so).

Following these individuals into adulthood is essential to determine the degree and nature of alteration in their developmental trajectory, and to understand possible processes of neural plasticity following adverse perinatal events.

Documents that 'map the patient's journey' throughout the disease trajectory can assist providers to understand the impact of their services on the lived experiences of clients, and to reflect on how those services might be optimized [ 34].

Wind tunnel and flight simulator tests were conducted to help to understand the trajectory of the aircraft after the engine detached and the left wing slats retracted.

Longitudinal studies that can be generalised to the wider population of children with ADHD are required to understand trajectories and prognosis of sleep problems in ADHD.

Such indictors may be modeled over time, for example within a latent growth curve model, so as to understand trajectories of change [ 51].

In order to understand trajectories of development, the same construct (e.g., maternal depression) was assessed across time, using the same tool if appropriate.

We further analysed the trajectories of the cells to understand whether there was a particular bias to cell motion in terms of directionality and persistence (a continued direction of movement on a cell by cell basis; Figure  4H and Additional file 4: Figure S4D).

"A Rope and a Prayer" is, above all, an important and timely resource for anyone trying to understand the trajectory of violence during the last decade in a region that has been ravaged by war almost incessantly for millennia.