Sentence examples for understood fact from inspiring English sources

That autologous bone graft play a leading role after eradication and sedation of the osteitis is a readily understood fact.

"It is a well understood fact that the average computer or even our smart phone, can hold and process a lot more information in far less time than any human ever can.

Senator Chuck Hagel is trusted around the world, respected -- and not for being nice -- but rather for being straightforward with friends and rivals about the poorly understood fact that there are nearly always opportunities in persistent diplomacy and statecraft.

Feature (i) simply reflects a well-known, although poorly understood, fact that CNSs are more AT-rich than the genome as a whole [ 9, 17] or that these two classes of background sequences.

Schaller also has an uncanny ability to synthesize arcane bits of zoological data into easily understood facts about Tibetan wildlife and their habitats, greatly improving the reader's understanding of the ecology of the Roof of the World.

As reading fiction can challenge us to better understand fact, using fake animals can sometimes serve as our best solution to understanding the behavior of real animals.

A social scientific praxeology understands facts in relation to human agency rather than independent of it.

An energy executive has to understand fact-based analysis and foreign contexts, noted Suzanne Maloney, a top Brookings Institution expert on Iran, in a Twitter post.

To understand the maintenance of separateness and evolution of species, we need to understand facts about hybridization and gene flow between clusters of phenotypes in nature.

Yet in this sample of adults over 40, only about half understood that fact.

The least understood fiscal fact of our time is that Clinton was coaxed into balancing the budget downward.