Sentence examples for also on understanding from inspiring English sources

According to Worcester, the art of understanding public opinion rests not only on the measurement of people's views but also on understanding the motivations behind those views.

Similarly, cities need to focus not only on understanding what climate projections suggest for the city, but also on understanding the current vulnerabilities of people, infrastructure and systems that keep the city running, and project how these may change over time.

Defeating diseases like malaria may depend not only on finding chemicals to kill mosquitoes, but also on understanding how the insects manage to survive them.

As of the last decade, a new strategy has been applied to research on snake venoms with antitumor action, with the focus not only on identifying components with this feature but also on understanding the mechanism of action of toxins that reduce cancer.

It is likely that successful translation of assistive technologies into clinical practice will depend not only on robust, pragmatic research evidence but also on understanding translational aspects such as the influence of the type of service provision, practical aspects of device design and views of both service users and providers on the relevance and usefulness of assistive technologies.

Mr. Wilson cited not only "The Negro Family" as a major contribution to social science, but also "On Understanding Poverty," "Maximum Feasible Misunderstanding," "The Politics of a Guaranteed Income" and "Family and Nation".

The chapter also focuses on understanding how policies are applied, and the effect of applying policies to a system.

The chapter also focuses on understanding the emergent behavior in crackling noise (power laws and scaling functions) by exploring the consequences of this self-similar structure.

Future work should also focus on understanding species-specific differences.

Analysis will also focus on understanding the perceived impact of these factors on patients' experience of therapy.

Moreover, future studies may also focus on understanding the differences and similarities in preferences towards patient-centredness among subcultures within the same country (eg, different ethnic groups).