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

The non-hierarchical comparisons of written text and transcribed text from the interviews disclosed that the data were cohesive contributing to a richer understanding of the experiences of participating preceptors.

It may be tempting to sweep these tensions and dilemmas under the carpet in case they get in the way of greater connectedness, but paying attention to these dynamics is worthwhile if it contributes to a richer understanding of getting together to form "a crazy team" – and the roles, relations and stakes involved.

These findings contribute to a richer understanding of the cognitive aspects of accent variation, and its application for speech technology.

In this essay, we illustrate how individual differences contribute to a richer understanding of visual perception, but we also indicate some potential pitfalls that face the investigator who ventures into the field.

Genomic research in peanut benefits greatly from comparative approaches, leveraging knowledge of other plant genomes to contribute to a richer understanding of gene and genome functions and evolution.

In demonstrating Britain's debt to slavery, one of the ways in which modern Britain has benefited from and been disfigured by its colonial past, we hope we are contributing to a richer, more honest understanding of the connected histories of empire than is to be found in the parochialism and obsfuscations of Michael Gove's "island story".

These were not integrated as part of the thematic analysis but rather helped to heighten theoretical sensitivity, to inform and triangulate the findings from the interviews and to contribute to a rich contextual understanding that assisted analysis.

It will open up limitless career opportunities, and contribute to a richer and more diverse entertainment industry.

Repeated interviews might have contributed to a richer process description.

The interviewed adolescents' characteristics showed a rich variation (Table 1) and thus contributed to a richer variation of the experience of being food-hypersensitive [ 19].

It can contribute to a rich and multidimensional understanding of social phenomena in groups [ 35].