Sentence examples for understood as a result from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of nuclear matter and of some elementary particles is now better understood as a result of measurements of neutron stars and the cosmological helium abundance, respectively.

In this paradigm the unexpectedly low value of the constant is understood as a result of an even greater number of opportunities (i.e., universes) for the occurrence of different values of the constant and the random selection of a value small enough to allow for the formation of galaxies (and thus stars and life).

In addition, names may cease to be understood as a result of language change; e.g., the place-name Birmingham was understandable in Old English as "habitation of Biorma's people," and the originally Germanic name Gerard was once understood as "strong spear" (Ger-hardo).

The latter result is understood as a result of flame's fractal structure.

Parametric gain can be understood as a result of a negative resistance of the pumpistor.

The ZP is well understood as a result of plasma wave instability at the levels of double plasma resonance.

Importantly, this study demonstrated the importance of mothers experiencing "transformational learning"—learning which goes beyond simply receiving knowledge but rather changes what one believes or understands as a result of the learning [ 6].

The fact that the living standard of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon has been deemed "catastrophic" by both UNRWA and by the Lebanese government can therefore be understood as a deliberate result of official state policy that is supported by all parties across Lebanon's divided confessional spectrum.

Once the kinetic theory is assumed, the rising of a Brownian particle is understood as a the result of a statistical fluctuation.

Moreover, the collocation of the actin and gelsolin in the podosome is understood as a natural result of the internal dynamics.

Nevertheless, it should not be understood as a definite result, since prescription patterns vary from place to place and do not necessarily represent usage.