Sentence examples for understanding points from inspiring English sources

He described the meetings with American cardinals, which he was involved in, as "very opportune and very fraternal, also for understanding points of view that were very diverse".

This lack of understanding points to the need for better communication about trial aims and design.

Current understanding points to differential therapeutic response among subpopulations of tumor cells as a key challenge to successful treatment.

Current understanding points towards the range of 6 14 oocytes as the range of optimal response associated with the highest probability of a live birth (Sunkara et al., 2011).

Most of them are domesticated mammals, with dogs proving to be especially good at understanding pointing.

So it's good from the engineering point of view, and it's good from the public accountability and understanding point of view.

"It seems that understanding pointing is an ability elephants just possess naturally and they are cognitively much more like us than has been realised".

The switching mechanisms in different references of similar structures are always various, and they need to be unique from understanding point of view as well as application.

The skills at which they excel – understanding pointing or object labels – are predominately a result of humans having spent thousands of years breeding them to understand concepts that are important to us.

"For a dog, understanding pointing is a natural thing to do," says Friederike Range, a cognitive ethologist at the University of Vienna and the lead author of the new study.

The Common Core standards, if they separate the learning of skills from content and understanding, point teachers in the wrong direction.