Sentence examples for understood by doing from inspiring English sources

Correcting for an extra factor is best understood by doing something called "stratification".

The appeal of it all, according to Gary Hatch, a biker from suburban Milwaukee, can only be understood by doing it.

"Kids don't learn through slides; they understand by doing things, talking, rapping, tagging".

Andrew Poad, property manager for the National Trust, says: We all have different cultural values, and it is possible the true significance of the wall was not fully understood by whoever did this.

Even so, the hands-on experience appeals: "If I can understand things by doing them, I have more knowledge.

I don't know, I try to explain, but sometimes if you do its not understood by the patient, I don't really have 30 minutes to spare for every patient to explain a procedure especially if they still don't understand… so most doctors don't, most prefer to just say 'you need an operation, come in on Tuesday'.

This reality is poorly understood by urbanites and does not play as well in the media, where simplistic sound bites that appeal to raw emotion reign supreme.

"I think it is a business that is not well understood by people who do not have need of that kind of finance – people for whom the banks offer no service.

The "moderate" and "vigorous" activities were chosen such that they would be easily understood by respondents, but do not necessarily correspond to strict definitions based on available metabolic equivalent (MET) intensity levels for physical activities (Ainsworth et al., 2000).

Item content was well understood by proxies and did not require item revisions but some proxies clearly noted that determining an answer on behalf of their child was difficult for some items.

What do you understand by a party "doing a good or bad job"?