Sentence examples for an expanded understanding of from inspiring English sources
You'll leave with an expanded understanding of writing and a sheaf full of pages.
The majority of the estimated 20 million alcoholics and drug addicts in America (and millions more compulsive gamblers, overeaters and sex addicts, if you accept an expanded understanding of addiction) never get help.
If you think you fit, then you do!" This broad definition of "mixed-heritage" allows for an expanded understanding of diversity that includes interfaith families, intercultural, as well as racially mixed families.
Because the feasibility of industrial scale cyanophycin production through fermentation has been well studied, an expanded understanding of its materials properties should contribute to the development of new applications for this biopolymer.
The donation has enabled Lamont to advance its world-class ocean research capacities and opens the door to new areas of sub-seafloor exploration, including an expanded understanding of the undersea dynamics related to earthquakes and tsunamis as well as climate science and impacts of sea level change.
This review highlights emerging trends from this rapidly growing area of research, including an expanded understanding of the biophysical mechanisms underlying existing and new protein function, the roles epistasis and adaptation play in shaping evolution, and the prediction of disease-causing alleles in humans.
But now, with an expanding understanding of how molecules and small particles interact with one another, researchers can begin to predict how such elements might self-assemble into larger, useful structures like the transistors on a semiconductor chip.
Development of novel therapeutic agents continues and is based on an expanding understanding of the biology of tumor development and progression.
A greatly expanded understanding of the biology of endogenous erythropoietin (EPO) has emerged since the early 1990s.
We have to come to a similarly expanded understanding of national service.
We are entering the "Third Revolution" in healthcare research – an era that will integrate engineering skills with an ever expanding understanding of the molecular details of disease.
