Sentence examples for understood in this study from inspiring English sources
Finally, as mentioned, the subsidy structure is not completely understood in this study.
More specifically, technological capability is understood in this study according to four management perspectives: research and development (R&D), inventions patenting, technical staff hiring, and introduction of new products in the market.
Overheating in summer is not clearly understood in this study, however, it could be interpreted that passive design strategies such as cross ventilation and landscaped shared open space increased noise.
Being fast and universally understood, emotions are ideal stimuli for investigating the dynamic effects of ILTs, which were understood in this study in terms of the constraints that expressed emotions impose on the connectionist networks that activate ILTs.
Nevertheless, it was fairly clear that "pits", a British colloquial term, was poorly understood in this study population.
Since the general understanding of antigen presentation and associated processes, especially in a porcine model, is far from being completely understood, in this study, we therefore differentiated porcine monocyte-derived macrophages (MoMΦ) and MoDC, and compared their response to S. Typhimurium and one of the most potent bacterial PAMP, bacterial LPS.
Successful dispersal of plants and/or seeds is a prerequisite to gene flow and population connectivity, but this is poorly understood in the study area.
Finally, the genetic aetiology of HH in SGA infants is not understood and, in this study, mutations in the common genes implicated in the aetiology of congenital hyperinsulinism were not identified.
The latter is more a PPP model applied within the public sector and does not represent the concept of PPP as we understand it in this study.
This response shift is poorly understood in rehabilitation studies but could confound assessments of quality of life [ 21].
While the function of this family of regulators remains poorly understood in bacteria, studies suggest their involvement in stress response.
