Sentence examples similar to understood through observation from inspiring English sources
The failure mechanism of rock mass surrounding the large cavern, which involves complex excavation sequences, could be better understood through the observation results.
They can be understood through careful observation and analysis.
Solving nonlinear equations may guide authors to know the described process deeply and sometimes leads them to know some facts which are not simply understood through common observations.
As a result of this study, we feel that the current difficulties of Bcl-2-targeted inhibitors in the clinic may be understood through our observations that the severe upregulation of Bcl-2/Bcl-xL seems to be isolated to leukemia like cell lines and that in other cancer types a strategy targeted to Mcl-1 inhibitior (or Mcl-1/Bfl-1 inhibithen in the case of melanoma) may prove to be more successful.
The differences between EV plants and SWEET9 as well as CHAL plants were maximized when plants were exposed to the entire community of pollinators at once, suggesting that the behavioral responses of each different pollinator to a given floral trait reinforce each other in ways that can only be understood through more detailed behavioral observations.
If we were simply dropped into Ritwik's world and made to understand it through observation it would make for far more engaged reading.
These observations can be understood through different models.
BERLIN is best understood through its paradoxes.
Although the functional significance of the interaction between the heart and peripheral tissues through natriuretic peptides remains poorly understood, these observations suggest that the heart can regulate metabolism in the adipose tissue through cardiokines.
Here I present a program to understand Sgr A* through observations at (mostly) submillimeter wavelengths, a special place in the spectrum where a combination of instrument capabilities and source physics allow us to study the emission just outside the event horizon.
We lack information to understand our observation.
