Sentence examples for develop better understanding from inspiring English sources

We are taking an incremental and iterative approach and will evolve our policies and commitments as we develop better understanding of domestic and global policy settings and what they mean for the business.

Business units in six Fortune 500 companies were studied to develop better understanding regarding drivers of product portfolio complexity and the means to manage them.

Finally, in situ surface characterization of local deformation of materials and thin coatings helps to develop better understanding of failure mechanisms.

New materials to repair or replace human skeletal joints (e.g. hip, knee, shoulder, ankle, fingers) are being introduced as materials scientists and engineers develop better understanding of the limitations of current joint replacement technologies.

This paper investigated the behaviour of agglomerate agglomerate collision based on a combined computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and discrete element method (DEM) approach, aiming to develop better understanding of the underlying the mechanisms of loose drug agglomerates aerosolisation in DPIs.

The women's health and leadership training that Forward has rolled out in the past three years has successfully brought together over 100 women from Birmingham, Bristol, Grays and London to learn from each other and to develop new skills, explore challenges and develop better understanding of how support change at the local level.

As students develop better understandings of the nature of science, this should have a direct, measurable impact on acceptance of evolution, at least in post-secondary settings.

NSE Professor Dennis Whyte is using this approach to explore plasma-surface interactions, a central issue in fusion reactor design, while Li is developing better understanding of charge/discharge mechanisms in battery materials.

It can also, however, lead to scientists' developing better understanding of the social, economic and cultural influences on individual decision-making in the face of volcanic risk.

The popular technique i.e. remote sensing from different platforms (e.g. aircraft, satellite and others) has become a valuable tool in developing better understanding of subsurface water conditions (Todd 1980; Barrett and Kidd 1987).

Additionally, due to the presence of Reciprocative Dynamic Linking, students could free up their cognitive resources and use them for developing better understanding of MERs, which got reflected in their higher test scores.