Sentence examples for understanding of lines from inspiring English sources

Both programme managers and staff alike had assumed that the two organizations' structures and processes mirrored each other but, when the two organograms were mapped out, significant differences emerged which impacted on their understanding of lines of authority and the acceptable lines of communication, as well as on policy implementation pathways.

Our study therefore provides a theoretical understanding of demarcation line formation between kin-discriminatory populations, and can be used for analyzing and designing future experiments.

One can only marvel at Watkin's range of colour, his elegance, his verve, variety and spontaneity – above all his understanding of line and pulse.

We investigated whether students' understanding of line graphs can be improved by means of dynamic visualisations.

Contrary to our expectations, students were not able to make use of the visualisations in order to improve their understanding of line graphs.

Born and raised in Barcelona, Chän has an understanding of line and color that immediately sets her apart from her contemporaries.

Here we extend the understanding of LINE-1 using PCR amplification from genomes of a broad range of placental species complemented with Blastn searches of available databases, with emphasis on the two most basal placental clades, Afrotheria and Xenarthra.

The goal is to develop a clear understanding of line-scanning performance for potential translation to clinical applications.

The issues of intra-patient heterogeneity and contamination with stromal cells were addressed in this study to increase our understanding of LINE-1 methylation in cancer biology, as well as for possible future clinical applications of this marker in CRC.

With the aid of graphical representations of analog and digital signals, it is possible gain a solid intuitive understanding of transmission lines.

According to McCracken [ 24], the advantages of using such a guide include the assurance that all areas of interest are covered and allowing the researcher to focus his attention on listening to the informants, thereby enabling a better understanding of their lines of thought and possibly unanticipated explanations of the concepts.