Sentence examples for understood to a from inspiring English sources

Herodotus understood, to a degree that seems exceptional for his time, that he was living in a globalised era.

This behaviour is partially well known, but often the underlying mechanisms are not understood to a degree, which would make a prediction of polymer behaviour possible based on short and long chain branching, as well as general architecture.

Even at the tender age of eighteen he understood, to a certain degree, the complexities of insufferable arrogance in which one has made the broken decision, even if it is at the demise of a family member, to place their own self-interests over human life.

Given the phylogenetic distances in the D. melanogaster subgroup, dup,pu inference biases under the mixed non-equilibrium simulation can be understood, to a large extent, by considering extant codon configurations consistent with both a single change or changes in two lineages (ECC_SD for extant codon configurations consistent with single or double hits).

The metabolism of sesame lignans after ingestion is understood to a limited extent [ 24].

On the other hand, the role of NuMA in interphase cells is understood to a lesser extent.

"I understood to an extent," she says.

They understand, to a degree, and they will not denounce him.

I work in the Middle East and understand — to a degree — the Arab/Muslim mentality.

And so the Doctor understands, to a point, his culpability in Clara's death.

WHEN Germans add the word Versteher (one who understands) to a term, they generally mix flattery with irony.