Sentence examples for understanding of the cases from inspiring English sources

Analyses of coded data do not give the reader a complete understanding of the cases reported.

The intention was to explore the interviewees´ understanding of the cases given.

We discussed findings in regular team meetings and kept a research journal capturing our emerging understanding of the cases.

Third, the selection of investigations should be linked to incidents in which the department of anaesthesia and intensive care was involved as the main author is an anaesthesiologist, ensuring (1) a comprehensive data set through contacts with important actors, as well as (2) full understanding of the cases and investigations, regardless of complexity.

Most educated Indians, having had servants at home themselves, seemed to have an instinctive understanding of the case.

The error distorted MI6's understanding of the case, which might have been given a different priority if it had not been made.

I believe that in fact perhaps my understanding of the case law as it's developed has demonstrated that while initially when the Miranda requirements were new, cases were coming before the court more steadily.

"This means that when a social worker is having to prioritise another case or there is staff sickness, for example, other social workers already have a good understanding of the case and can then offer support to the family.

Simpson's discovery of devious judges and sanctimonious Whitehall mandarins ensuring the sailors' conviction in order to impose Victorian middle-class morality on the lower orders transformed our understanding of the case.

"In the past three months, the quantity and quality of information has increased dramatically, and we must say that our current understanding of the case today is drastically different from our perception back in May," Mr. Kitawaki said.

He said he could not give a hard date for when the inquiry would be completed, but insisted that partial disclosure "would be dangerous for a proper understanding of the case".