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The phrase "a better understanding how" is not correct in English as it is missing a preposition.
You can use it when discussing the improvement of comprehension regarding a specific topic, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We aim to achieve a better understanding of how the process works."
Alternatives: "a clearer insight into" or "an improved grasp of".
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"Now, I have a better understanding how to do that," Woods said.
"Just technically, it gives us a better understanding how Maya blue was produced," Dr. Sabloff said.
To improve our ability to compare EERs among primate species, a better understanding how EERs vary within species is necessary.
Antin challenged the graduates to use their data to gain a better understanding how other people make sense of things — and he assured them that the job has its rewards.
The results shall help to provide a better understanding how the scaffold architecture affects the behaviour of osteoblasts as a prerequisite for tissue engineering of bone.
Your network will also be expanded and you will have a better understanding how your organization functions". Basically, that means you should reach outside of your inner circle, within your own company.
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It can be used as a system for better understanding how to capture community knowledge in the biological sciences.
"Studying how Henry forgot gave us a better understanding of how we remember," Corkin writes.
A better understanding of how ribosomes function will shed light on how these antibiotics work.
A better understanding of how these fluxes work together in muscle cells is needed to understand this process.
We need to have a better understanding of how consumers view trace contamination.
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