Sentence examples for contributed to a wider understanding from inspiring English sources
The study of bog bodies, including these found in Lindow Moss, have contributed to a wider understanding of well-preserved human remains, helping to develop new methods in analysis and investigation.
In the focus group interviews, the participants could hear their colleagues' responses and they could make additional comments beyond their own original responses, and these comments contributed to a wider understanding of the phenomenon [ 34].
Mr. Evaristti said he hoped the piece would contribute to a wider project against capital punishment.
The rules were among the first adopted after the Sept. 11 attacks and appear to have contributed to a new understanding throughout the government that intelligence and military officials would have wider latitude to deal harshly with detainees.
Advances in research have contributed to a better understanding of the risks since then.
The recent development of novel transcriptome-wide approaches to capture global mC and mA RNA methylomes has not only restored scientific interest in the field but also contributed to a better understanding how gene expression is regulated at different levels.
Focus group interviews contributed to an understanding of this.
The integration of this new scientific data with existing ethnographic accounts of these and similar items contributes towards a wider understanding of the use of resins in Sahul.
In the future the model could contribute to a better understanding of cholesterol metabolism so that the wider population could benefit in the same way as those individuals with exceptional longevity have from an altered lipid profile.
The results of this basin-wide study of coupled fluid flow and heat transport contribute to a better understanding of the origin of the thermal anomalies in the basin.
Among more than 2500 search hits, 226 were identified as potentially contributing to a better understanding of migrant paediatric service delivery needs and approaches in the widest sense, using a very generous inclusion approach.
