Sentence examples for contributing to a greater understanding from inspiring English sources

The results are contributing to a greater understanding of how the brain works and of the importance of music in human development, communication and cognition, and even as a potential therapeutic tool.

Recent advances in genomics, proteomics and metabolomics are discussed in terms of how they are contributing to a greater understanding of fibre formation and development, thereby paving the way for more sophisticated genetic engineering in different plant species.

Our spatial experiments demonstrate how paying attention to the materiality of micro-spaces rather than social relations alone, can provide insights into the generation of positive interactions by contributing to a greater understanding of how meaningful encounters happen, and what can be done to facilitate them.

Eskelinen said that while she understands many believe captivity is a double-edged sword, the research being conducted is helping conserve the species and contributing to a greater understanding of these animals and their wild counterparts.

The funding crisis in India in 2010 and evidence of mixed impacts from microfinance have contributed to a greater understanding of both its strengths and weaknesses.

To gauge some of these factors, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness developed a tool that uses state-level data to identify risks and opportunities, shedding light on some interesting facts that contribute to a greater understanding of the obesity problem.

Not everything is a masterpiece, but the style at the Zimmerli is to provide some instruction, so the more lackluster work contributes to a greater understanding of the phenomenon.

Some of the exhibits (Eleanor's knitting needles and sewing box, for example) are a bit tired, but the sheer volume of personal effects contributes to a greater understanding of her impact.

This study contributes to a greater understanding of possible differential associations between social environments and health in men and women.

Nurses' knowledge of patients' experiences undoubtedly contributes to a greater understanding of the health process and provides a better basis for nursing acts.

Apart from ascertaining whether the emergent themes fit or not, we determined how these themes contributed to a greater understanding of the service value perceptions among cloud computing costumers in business-to-business context.