The phrase "aid better understanding" is not entirely correct in English; it would be more appropriate to say "aid in better understanding." You can use it when discussing how something helps to improve comprehension or clarity on a topic.
Example: "The visual aids in the presentation will aid in better understanding of the complex concepts."
Alternatives: "facilitate better understanding" or "enhance comprehension."
The direct, more accurate, precise and easier paper electrophoretic assay, designed anew, and Lgt's ready extraction with water or low ionic strength solutions from inverted vesicles could aid better understanding and exploitation of the enzyme and bacterial lipid modification.
Education may be particularly salient with transition into formal cognitive operations; abstraction skills can aid better understanding of diabetes information.
Additionally, the regulation network constructed by the differentially expressed miRNAs and EMT-related genes in IPF should also aid better understanding of the mechanisms for IPF.
The present study aids better understanding of the role of intermolecular interactions, bond dipoles, energy-level alignment and electronic coupling at the interface of metal electrodes and organometallic semiconductor to help design metal organic field effect transistors (MOFETs) and other organometallic electronic devices.
However, there is a lack of clinical data comparing PCT in different clinical settings (primary care, emergency department (ED), intensive care unit (ICU)) and across ARI diagnoses to aid in better understanding its (prognostic) value in daily clinical practice.
Visualization of the soils using cryo-scanning electron microscopy was performed to aid in better understanding the role of the organic matter in the soil.
The activation energy data can aid in better understanding of the thermal degradation behavior of composites as a function of composite processing.
These observations may provide aid in better understanding of the mechanisms of 8-Cl-cAMP and 8-Cl-Ado actions and in potential design of the combined therapy.
Development programmes are often complex, but this does not mean that scientific methods such as experiments and careful analysis can't aid a better understanding of whether programmes achieve their desired impact.
