Sentence examples for an increased understanding of a from inspiring English sources

An increased understanding of a pathogen's biology, negative regulators of hypervirulence, evolution, environmental factors and anthropogenic influences are needed to predict, prevent and combat the rise of EIDs.

In an interview with Der Spiegel, Venter said that decoding the genome has so far yielded nothing more than an increased understanding of an individual's probabilities of contracting a disease.

The study will provide new knowledge and an increased understanding of an area that has previously received limited research attention the structural, cultural and social context behind the link between alcohol and self-harm in rural Sri Lanka.

Part of that added cleverness derives from new technologies based on an increased understanding of biology, and part from a change in corporate culture.

These advances in brain imaging, along with an increased understanding of neurochemicals, have transformed a vague and mysterious notion into a tangible effect that scientists consider worthy of investigation.

This transition is marked not only by an increased understanding of what evolution is but also by an increased willingness to accept evolution as true.

At that time the Endowment called upon schools and colleges to join in an effort to provide an increased understanding of American history and culture and an understanding of other nations through their language and literature.

While several participants found the work placements themselves less demanding or instructive than desired, certain gains are nonetheless indisputable: an increased understanding of French language and working culture, a proven ability to adapt to life in a new country and a large network of international contacts.

As such, the approach described in this paper may contribute to the objectives set out in the European landscape convention to facilitate an increased understanding of landscape issues among the public through a democratic learning process.

She found, too, an increased understanding of the country she moved to.

This national action is triggered by an increased understanding of risks associated with climate change, and the significant co-benefits of taking action.