Sentence examples for better knowledge and understanding from inspiring English sources

But boys showed a slightly better "knowledge and understanding of the world" – one of the early years goals.

Input from individuals and businesses in law-making, the analysis of case law (#goodlaw) promises a better knowledge and understanding of law, more direct democracy, and better policy-making.

Even though variationist sociolinguistics has not had a strong impact in France, the work of many Canadian, American, and British sociolinguists has greatly contributed to the development of variationist methodology and theory, and to a better knowledge and understanding of spoken French.

For a few participants what was particularly important for them was to gain a better knowledge and understanding of what caused their migraines.

A report issued by the British government's Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted) found that "Pupils in the schools that had 'managed' systems had better knowledge and understanding of how to stay safe than those in schools with 'locked down' systems.

This research focuses specifically on developing a better knowledge and understanding of these microscopic organisms rather than the better-known large diatom and dinoflagellate cells.

Better knowledge, understanding and training about psoriasis among GPs is needed, as well as improved consultation skills to enable management of the condition in partnership with patients.

The more research you undertake the better your knowledge and understanding of the wedding planning world you are about to enter.

Amella et al. [ 71] concluded that a team approach and inclusion of all people involved in the care process for persons with moderate and late-stage dementia resulted in better communication, shared knowledge and understanding of how best to treat (nutrition) issues, without which length of stay might increase.

While there are dissenting voices regarding the amount of attention which breast cancer receives as a result of these, and other breast awareness initiatives[ 2, 3], it is accepted that these campaigns have improved care for patients by enabling better prevention, screening, knowledge and understanding of treatment options, research funding, and political will[ 3].

They decided there had to be a better way to promote civic knowledge and understanding, and in the course of a one-hour discussion they came up with two good ideas that I am going to help them implement.