Sentence examples for understanding previously from inspiring English sources
As programme coordinator of FOCUS Foundationn of Child Understanding), previously TRAFCORD (Anti-Trafficking Coordination Unit Northern Thailand), Pansiri is in almost constant communication with the government and the local authorities for her work.
These results have potentially important implications for understanding previously unknown mechanisms by which platyhelminths and perhaps other organisms modulate Ca2+ currents in excitable cells.
Recent metabolomics studies enable metabolite-driven approaches for understanding previously unknown biosynthetic mechanisms at the gene level for genome-sequenced plants (Nakabayashi and Saito, 2013).
Our results provide a basis for understanding previously un-interpretable genotype-phenotype correlations in pathogenic CNVs and for mobilizing the large amount of model organism phenotype data to provide insights into human genetic disorders.
Understanding how previously obtained information affects visual processing at such an early stage in the brain has implications beyond colour vision.
His understanding of previously under-recognized feelings (in this case, the humiliation of family resemblance) is rich in detail and passionate in utterance.
The church also engaged in official discussion with Roman Catholics on national and world levels and found a surprising degree of agreement while it promoted tolerance and understanding on previously contentious issues.
In some cases the understanding of previously unknown or secondary processes has led to another cycle of development.
(4) DNS results contain valuable information to further our understanding of previously misinterpreted experimental observations in engines [Sztenderowicz and Heywood, SAE paper 902142, 1990].
This article1 reports on a new course at the University of Antwerp in which the introduction of a new formalism yields a better understanding of previously taught ones.
There is also little research examining correlates of social norms in populations with a large immigrant segment, where social norms are likely to differ from the receiving country and could contribute to a better understanding of previously reported acculturation-health associations.
