Sentence examples for a rather better understanding from inspiring English sources

David Cameron seems to have a better grasp of the results of recent scientific research, a good deal more respect for the choices British consumers are making, and a rather better understanding of what motivates them.

The order had many loose ends but, in spite of its leaving much to be desired, a rather better understanding and cooperation were slowly becoming possible.

Compression methods were used also for other purposes, in which the goal was not the reduction of space or processing speed-up, but rather better understanding of genomic data.

We do not suggest that treatments aimed at ameliorating oxidative stress may not have their place as therapy, but rather that better understanding of their interaction with other cellular processes may allow for more appropriately designed (and therefore more effective) treatment.

Now when I look at the dietary diversity score of the household surveyed, this number on a 12 point scale is more than just a number, but rather, I have a better understanding on the household dynamics and their eating habits.

In summary, it is possible to model specific human withdrawal symptoms in rodents rather directly, but a better understanding of which human withdrawal symptoms reflect a genetic predisposition to AUDs will help guide further success with achieving consilience in this area.

This book is a stepping stone towards a better understanding of this rather baffling artist, but somehow fails to capture Gaudí's special magic.

The overall conclusion is that further improving the scientific quality of futures studies does not generally mean strengthening their predictive capacity (this only might be the case in specific fields) but rather working toward a better understanding of the relations between future studies, the provision of orientation and making use of the orientation provided in decision-making [30].

In comparison with existing results, the key contribution of this framework is not a classification but rather a generic conceptual foundation for a better understanding of multiscale modeling, which is intended to be sharable by researchers from different backgrounds.

It should be emphasized that Lipsius did not seek to develop a new philosophy but rather wanted to produce a better "understanding of Seneca".

Moreover, it contributed to the improvement of empirical wage models by including what had been a rather unobserved variable that contributes to a better understanding of sources of wage heterogeneity.