The phrase "understand off" is not commonly used in written English.
It is not grammatically correct and does not have a clear meaning. It could potentially be used in a specific context or informal conversation, but it would not be considered standard or proper English. It would be more appropriate to use a different phrase that conveys a clear meaning such as "fully understand" or "completely understand." Example: Incorrect: I tried to understand off the instructions, but it was confusing. Correct: I tried to fully understand the instructions, but it was confusing.
And what if it's your own culture you're trying to understand? "Off the Menu," which will air on PBS in December, follows Lee on a road trip in search of Asian-American stories, from a community-run organic farm in Hawaii to the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, where, in 2012, a white supremacist gunned down members while they were preparing langar, the traditional communal meal that is open to anyone.
However it is a quick and easy way to help someone associate a concept they may not fully understand off the top with something that is much more familiar to them.
With precision medicine as the ultimate goal, multiomics technology can be leveraged to better understand off-targets of ACIC and represents an area ripe for further research and development (Fig. 2).
Although stoichiometry control of CIS NCs has been reported[48], it is still of great interest to further understand off-stoichiometry effects on the physical properties of CIS NCs[49, 50].
She understands off-the-beat phrasing and blue notes; she can summon all-out operatic majesty, too.
Coverage of world news by American media is a first stop for journalists seeking to understand far-off events.
"The more [they] understand the off-track stuff, the better they understand on the track," he says.
The Pareto front approach allows the practitioner to understand trade-offs between alternatives and make more informed decisions.
In an effort to understand this off-device learning, the team launched the project's first phase last year, which involved 40 studies and was conducted in the lab.
In response, social scientists worked to understand who off-highway vehicle (OHV) riders were, while natural resource scientists worked to document and mitigate natural resource impacts that were resulting from unmanaged OHV recreation.
Beyond these correlations, in order to understand cut-off PI levels that give rise to more precise results in predicting good and favorable clinical and functional outcomes, ROC curve analysis was performed.
