Sentence examples for understanding of the large from inspiring English sources

That knowledge, or lack of it, extended to the understanding of the large and complex watershed, which includes the slopes of Mount Whitney, the tallest peak in the contiguous United States.

The Charnley score is not a dedicated comorbidity instrument and might not be sensitive enough to record subtle nuances in patient health status, which could have contributed to a better understanding of the large discrepancy in infection rates between the two study groups.

The results of case study demonstrate that our system is helpful for visually classifying stations with different flow patterns, speculating in-depth reasons, as well as investigating abnormal behaviors, helping decision makers to gain a better understanding of the large dataset.

New findings concerning the mechanisms of G6PD deficient red cell destruction may facilitate our understanding of the large individual variations in susceptibility to pro-oxidant compounds and aid the prediction of the hemolytic activity of new drugs.

The dearth of information concerning the mechanisms of red cell lysis represents a practical drawback which impedes both any prediction about the hemolytic activity of drugs and the understanding of the large individual susceptibility even in presence of the same G6PD mutation [1].

The rationale behind this came from our understanding of the large negative impact that high drug prices has on the poor and marginalized.

"Wine and War" in other words provides an interesting account of one of the secondary aspects of the war that add to our understanding of the larger struggle.

My understanding of the larger objective of the allied enterprise in Afghanistan is to bring into existence something that looks like a modern cohesive Afghan state.

But ridding ourselves of Krafft's art, like avoiding or ignoring his beliefs, does a disservice to our understanding of the larger questions now surrounding his work.

This is essentially a qualitative judgement, requiring in many cases experience and common sense and an understanding of the larger picture that robots do not have.

African-American history is a young discipline; restoring the branches of even one black-family tree can profoundly change our understanding of the larger story of who the African-American people really are.