Sentence examples for understand the action of from inspiring English sources

Understanding the function and mechanism of LJK-11 will help us to better understand the action of anti-microtubule agents and to design better anti-cancer drugs.

The first, and simpler, issue, is to understand the action of the Hessian of a function on forms.

The strategy is based on human-like behaviour to help the disabled operator to understand the action of the robot.

However, in order to understand the action of ultrasound and its effect on the change in heavy oil viscosity, it is required to study the effect of sonication frequency, solute concentrations, and acoustic power intensity on cavitation yield.

Here, we report the expansion of the yeast screening method to understand the action of an ionic blocker, barium, and a small molecule blocker, amantadine, that affects the function of Kcv as well as other viral channels [16] [18].

Knowledge regarding the status of the vitamin D membrane receptor protein in Aβ-treated neurons and in models that are both neurodegenerative and vitamin D deficient will help us better understand the action of vitamin D. Previously, we showed that vitamin D has the potential to rearrange neuronal calcium homeostasis that has been broken by Aβ or inhibit the toxicity induced by Aβ [25].

The study "adds an important piece to the puzzle of understanding how we understand the actions of others," says Christian Keysers, who studies mirror neurons at the University Medical Center Groningen in the Netherlands.

The storyteller's absolute conviction that the father will understand the actions of the torturers and murderers serves to create that atmosphere of universal submission and terror which existed when fear was a way of life.

The disproportionately high numbers of noncombatant casualties led to intense bitterness, and the sharp cultural divides made it difficult for either side to understand the actions of the other.

To understand the actions of a state indeed, of any large, complex organization one must understand the rules governing its decision-making processes and the motivations of actors participating therein.

But it is hard to understand the actions of suicide bombers without some notion of indoctrination, and if the suicide bombers were indoctrinated then they did not choose freely.