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It follows that any model hoping to capture and replicate all observed behaviour is necessarily going to require a level of complexity and parameterization which, even if it were possible and the required knowledge and understanding were available, would negate the need for such models in the first place.

However, very little information and understanding is available regarding the effect of poorly chosen reference electrodes on reported electrochemical data.

After the Golden Era of antibiotics, when new antibiotics were hard to find and sufficient genetic understanding and tools were available, the first foray in the development of "hybrid" antibiotics was reported by Hopwood and colleagues.

Scientists, through their work on the material real, tended to generate better understandings of things than were available intuitively.

I also think our decision was based on a certain lack of information, you know, without really understanding the other options that were available.

We conducted this consultation well before the results of any PrEP trials were available, with the understanding that it would take time to develop and coordinate all the different pieces necessary to mount PrEP interventions, should it prove effective.

Its head told a House of Lords select committee that "the current tools of understanding that are available to the scientific community are not sufficiently well developed" to measure the merits of organic farming.

"It's a question of users understanding what is available to them and getting them to adopt it".

Be very understanding and be available for your child during this time.

Current repair procedures for articular cartilage (AC) cannot restore the tissue's original form and function because neither changes in its architectural blueprint throughout life nor the respective biological understanding is fully available.

Several instruments to assess understanding are currently available (for example the measure used in the current study) that might prove useful for this purpose.