Sentence examples for construct a better understanding from inspiring English sources
"He's not bogged down by the day-to-day grind of being with a baseball team and sort of losing the forest for the trees, you know?" Back in Lawrence, Bill James is keeping to himself, thinking, trying to construct a better understanding of the world outside baseball.
Our approach could be easily replicable, and other regions could construct a better understanding of the problem.
Although the interactions of public policies, education and culture with entrepreneurship have long been studied, they still need further exploration to construct a better understanding across countries (Freytag and Thurik 2010; Hayton et al. 2002).
To operationalize the construct of computer-mediated language communication, we need a clearer conceptualization of the context in which assessments are constructed and a better understanding of the mediational function of context on assessment design and implementation.
Phylogenetic tree based on complete sequence of M segment of 58 virus isolates was constructed and analyzed to make a better understanding of the molecular diversity of hantaviruses in China.
The policy design implications of understanding these interactions can help to integrate human resources strategies into the health reform process and to construct a better institutional capacity for human resources development.
However, a comprehensive model of the relationship between SDM and related constructs, empirical studies focusing on the associations between these constructs, and a better understanding of the key elements associated with SDM are missing thus far [ 5].
Detailed knowledge of the mechanical properties of the native tissue as well as the developing tissue construct is vital for a better understanding and control of the remodeling processes induced by mechanical conditioning.
The first step of analysis was to perform a content analysis of the qualitative audio material corresponding to the constructs, to gain a better understanding of their actual meaning [42].
