Sentence examples for a greater understanding of the dynamics from inspiring English sources

Here, the MoD refers directly to the rationale for the sort of social science research currently being funded in earnest by its American counterpart: "A greater understanding of the dynamics of urban societies will be required if instability within these regions is to be identified and managed.

The results suggest that the software is useful in gaining a greater understanding of the dynamics of explosion development in dwellings.

A greater understanding of the dynamics that mediate an individual's predisposition to stress-induced neuropathology has major human health benefits and is an important area of research.

While the system studied in the companion paper leads us to a greater understanding of the dynamics displayed by a finite neuronal system, there is still an important difference between the system studied there and physiological neuronal systems.

A greater understanding of the dynamics of lyssavirus in bat colonies also provides a model to study how bats contribute to the maintenance and transmission of other viruses of public health concern.

It would also be useful to observe the interactions between parents and clinicians at the referral stage in order to gain a greater understanding of the dynamics involved.

Martin Vila-AiUniversitysity of Buenos Aires, Argentina) re-emphasized how a greater understanding of the causes, dynamics, and processes of resistance evolution could be gained by studies that assess the adaptive value of selected herbicide resistance alleles.

A greater understanding of these dynamics will highlight which features of interconnected regions of the brain are potentially responsible for seizure transitions.

Critical to a greater understanding of these dynamics and more predictive power is greater availability of downscaled General Circulation Models to scales that are more relevant to community and landscape biology and public health.

There remains the need for a greater understanding of the viral sequence diversity and the dynamics of sequence change, including the composition and incidence of mutations between the viral host populations.

The availability of large sets of protein homologues and analogues will lead to a greater understanding of the relationships (Fig. 1) between protein sequence, structure, dynamics and catalytic activities, all of which can contribute to the design of DE experiments.