Sentence examples for develop a more comprehensive definition from inspiring English sources

Thus, assessing frailty phenotype in an Asian population would develop a more comprehensive definition of the concept and lead to better-designed studies on its effect on the risk of disability among community-dwelling older adults in Asian countries.

"The F.A.A. will work with Operation Migration to develop a more comprehensive, long-term solution".

"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.

The center uses strategies similar to museums to bolster its support, trying to develop a more comprehensive junior membership and expanding its online presence.

In this respect, economic sociology proposes a relevant framework to develop a more comprehensive approach to migrants' transfers.

Therefore, we need to develop a more comprehensive analytical framework to effectively understand the process of income determination in China.

To develop a more comprehensive model of somatosensory modulation by conditioning stimuli, it may be useful to consider a theory of "motivational priming" [9].

Through iSeahorse, we can develop a more comprehensive picture of seahorse populations around the world, one seahorse sighting at a time.

Given the range of terms used to describe community-based organizations, this scoping review can be used to further map their meanings/definitions to develop a more comprehensive typology and understanding of community-based organizations.

Three (or more) dimensional lenses are needed to develop a more comprehensive research approach to these social inequalities in health.

Some of the thinking required to develop a more comprehensive framework for understanding disease causation has already begun.