Sentence examples for understanding even more from inspiring English sources

Investigation to understand mutations is of significant importance to understanding even more profound underlying biological processes.

In the trial, Mr. Lewis writes, Goldman's role "was to make genuine understanding even more difficult".

It comprises several muscle parts that are often difficult to discern and which have, over the years, been given several names, making understanding even more difficult.

Complicating our understanding even more is the fact that different chemicals released from deposited particles are able to induce different ion channel reactions (Graff et al. 2004).

Due to the dramatic differences in form, size, and lifestyle between the parasitic acanthocephalans and the mostly free-living microscopic rotifers, this new understanding is even more surprising, and therefore difficult to achieve the required "unlearning".

This incomplete understanding is even more likely during CPR training of inexperienced trainees (e.g., graduates, junior physicians) required to function in the typical CPR setting characterized by time pressure and imminent danger to the patient's life.

This understanding is even more important in the case of diarrheal diseases in particular, because they often are considered at the population level as trivial illnesses that are not serious or do not require specialized care, despite their high associated morbidity and mortality in developing countries.

Obviously, using a portable radio should be used with an earphone - which can make understanding transmissions even more difficult.

Our changing way of understanding history offers even more potential for cultural tourism in Poland.

But exercising that "right to choose" without understanding immunization is even more serious.

Given that most data were obtained on selected inbred strains of mice that have unique phenotypes and requirements for disease development, understanding human lupus is even more challenging.