Seroprevalence studies of persons with unresolved renal problems could further increase our understanding of the true incidence of hantavirus infection in the Netherlands.
She also shows a keen understanding of the true pleasure of buying a present for somebody you don't much like -- the joy of the zetz.
If there is stability, they will come home and bring their expertise, their tolerance, and their understanding of the true meaning of democracy and freedom".
Much has been written about Coburn and Martin's working-class roots as well as the bargain basement price-tag that accompanied their champion but those roots ground them with an earthly understanding of the true impact of their remarkable achievements.
These "reality shifts" generally lead to an understanding of the true nature of the universe - an effect that Dick, whose drug intake was as prolific as his fiction output, believed he had experienced personally.
Perhaps if there were more genuinely technically literate folk in government, with an understanding of the true long-term strategic and social value to the nation of successful technological enterprises such as ARM, things would be better?
Mr. Conrad devoted most of the time to Mr. Gore's understanding of the true purpose of the Buddhist temple event, a subject Mr. Gore had not been asked about in four previous interviews with investigators from the campaign finance unit.
It's common for leaders of the Democratic Party to claim that Republican tax cut proposals "favor the rich," but this shows a lack of understanding of the true consequences of today's high tax rates.
Teaching will be further reduced to (short-term) "employability" and research to its (immediate and identifiable) "impact" in a disastrous narrowing and coarsening of our understanding of the true purposes of higher education.
These ideas were generally held until the 16th and early 17th centuries, thereby impeding an understanding of the true principles of motion and precluding the development of ideas about universal gravitation.
"I don't think that I had the full understanding of the true depth of what occurred, and I think that the more I am removed from it, the more I appreciate it," Tyree, 30, said.
