Sentence examples for understood sequentially from inspiring English sources

As proof that internal aspects, which provide a basis for cognition, arise simultaneously with cognition itself, Dignāga cites the principle of the concomitance of cause and effect (kāryakāraṇabhāva): although the causal relation is understood sequentially, by virtue of the necessary dependence of cause and effect, whenever a cause is present its effect must also be present.

In contrast to scientists, graduate or high school students read sequentially and nonselectively and tend to do no more than understand the text and integrate it with their prior knowledge (Charney, 1993; Brill et al., 2004).

Like fold-and-thrust belts worldwide, the Zagros is conventionally understood to have grown sequentially towards the foreland.

Furthermore, the potentially competing or cooperative effects on tumor immunity that agents such as anthracyclines, cyclophosphamide, and taxanes may possess when administered sequentially or simultaneously are not currently understood.

22 Interviews were initially analysed sequentially to understand how the discourse between interviewer and interviewees evolved over time.

A key challenge in cancer research is to understand how mutations that sequentially occur in normal cells eventually produce a tumor.

Whether the different phosphorylation sites present in GRASP65 are modified simultaneously or sequentially at the onset of mitosis, and whether they are equally important for mitotic Golgi fragmentation, remains poorly understood.

So understood, Pascal's Wager is not a single decision, but rather a sequence of decisions in which one's probabilities update sequentially in proportion to how choiceworthy each God appeared to be in the previous round.

Andy Atherton, Optivo's co-founder and vice president for business development, said the company preferred to let its clients "test prices sequentially, so they can understand demand without annoying customers".

Mixed-method research uses a research design that applies multiple methods (for example, quantitative and qualitative approaches) either independently or sequentially in order to understand certain phenomena such as environment-migration relationships (Tashakkori and Teddlie 2003).

The impact of these sequentially larger funds isn't hard to understand: The capital flowing into startups likely won't slow.