Sentence examples for develop a more comprehensive approach from inspiring English sources
"The bombings should be a catalyst for Indonesia to develop a more comprehensive approach," said Rohan Gunaratna, head of the International Center for Political Violence and Terrorism Research at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
Some individuals with more experience in one component of the curriculum, but gaps in others, may benefit from this program as well to develop a more comprehensive approach to the scaling of clean energy deployment.
While Aβ and tau represent the two key pathological mediators of disease, other aspects of this multifaceted disease (e.g. oxidative stress, calcium-mediated toxicity, and neuroinflammation) are being unraveled, with the hope to develop a more comprehensive approach in exploring disease mechanisms.
In this respect, economic sociology proposes a relevant framework to develop a more comprehensive approach to migrants' transfers.
Similarly, Ashley Smith, a first-year fellow completing her M.P.H. degree at the University of Pittsburgh, wanted to build on her background in "psychosocial research to develop a more comprehensive approach to cancer prevention through a public health model".
Hence, it is important to develop a more comprehensive approach for clinical diagnosis of heterogeneous disorders such as CMT, dystonia, hereditary spastic paraplegia (HSP), and Parkinson's disease [ 6].
Now, an international collaboration has developed a more comprehensive approach that promises to speed up the process.
Second, the framing develops a more comprehensive approach to distinguishing patterns of (strategic) HR systems, furthermore classified as the dependent construct in the analysis.
In a previous study conducted at Manipal College of Medical Sciences, Pokhara it was noted that students who completed the voluntary module developed a more comprehensive approach towards patients and considered the patient in a holistic setting [ 7].
Three (or more) dimensional lenses are needed to develop a more comprehensive research approach to these social inequalities in health.
