Sentence examples for value for better understanding from inspiring English sources
Studying single cells also has great value for better understanding tissues since they are communities of cells, according to Garry Nolan, director of the NHLBI Proteomics Center for Systems Immunology, and professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at Stanford University.
With a high-quality DNA sequence (Paterson et al. 2009), the ∼740 megabase pair sorghum genome is of high value for better understanding the genome of maize (Schnable et al. 2009) and in particular the impact of an ancient tetraploidy in maize shortly after its lineage diverged from that of sorghum (Swigonova et al. 2004).
The humanized murine models (mice carrying functioning human genes), generated by introduction of MHC, T-cell receptor (TCR), and costimulatory genes from humans into NOD/severe combined immunodeficiency disease (NOD/SCID) mice, constitute a great value for better understanding certain unexplored aspects of the human condition.
Building on this perspective, we offer the value spaces framework as a tool for better understanding value creation and capture in digital innovation.
However, the public health, Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics, and injury epidemiological literature more broadly, has accepted the value of a socioecological paradigm for better understanding disease and injury processes, and sports injury research will fall further behind unless it does the same.
Furthermore, for better understanding and showing value of Aurora-A, a cox regression analysis was performed.
Refer to Figure 6 for better understanding of these values.
It would be helpful if the authors presented spectrograms from more birds to give a clearer qualitative sense of what is going in, and some context for better understanding what different values of the imitation score (and other new measures introduced here) mean.
Given the weakness of civil society in Uganda, we regard the health workers' preferences as a first proxy for better understanding the public's values.
Clinical trials, such as RCTs, seem necessary for better understanding of AH and the value of considering strategic plans for treatment or prevention of AH.
Biosignatures are not only of great value for improved diagnosis and prognosis of TB, they can also provide guidelines for better understanding of molecular mechanisms underlying disease.
