Sentence examples for understanding of new developments from inspiring English sources
Dushman's The Fundamentals of Atomic Physics (1951) was designed to spread an understanding of new developments in the physical sciences.
The implications for patient safety following this expansion of nurse prescribing rights clearly signals the need for robust teaching strategies to promote understanding of new concepts and development of competency.
The past few years have witnessed the rapid growth in the development and understanding of new CRP methods.
The second model takes advantage of the new developments in understanding of the kinetics of the water phase and its effects on the radical capture efficiency of micelles.
In this review of solar dynamo theory new developments in our understanding of processes relevant for the solar dynamo are discussed.
The success of targeted therapy in GIST has lead to new developments in our understanding of the medical and surgical management of the disease.
Here, we review new developments in our understanding of the role of fibroblasts in the peritoneum, especially their involvement in peritoneal dialysis- (PD-) associated fibrosis.
Based on the new developments in our understanding of the pathophysiology of oxidative stress, it is clear that strategies to block the formation of reactive radicals will provide a targeted and causal approach to provide conclusive evidence whether antioxidants should be part of the cardiovascular treatment plan in diabetes.
Today, there's much excited talk among evolutionary biologists about bringing this new understanding of development to bear on evolution.
In particular we highlight some new developments in the understanding of the TGF β signaling pathway, perhaps the most critical effector of fibrosis, and in particular its interaction with connective tissue growth factor (CTGF) and the renin angiotensin system (RAS).
Here, we review new developments in our understanding of the mechanisms leading to fibrosis in DMD and several recent advances towards reverting it, as potential treatments to attenuate disease progression.
