Sentence examples for developing a good understanding of from inspiring English sources
The mission is developing a good understanding of the extent to which imbalances need to be corrected to stabilize the economy.
Rather than just reacting to the forces of reference groups imposed upon us, I believe that developing a good understanding of the impact of reference groups can be advantageous.
Although we are developing a good understanding of the structure of the S. coelicolor enzyme, a high-resolution structure of M. tuberculosis GlgE has proven to be elusive.
Developing a good understanding of these drivers and the ways they influence biodiversity is essential if we are to have the ability to influence the way that agricultural landscapes are managed in order to obtain better outcomes for native biodiversity.
As Si complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuits are relentlessly scaled down to 16 nm or smaller dimensions, knowledge about fundamental nanoscopic processes in Si is becoming crucial for developing a good understanding on the limitations of nanofabrication and the development of future evolutionary directions for the technology as a whole.
Develop a good understanding of your company's points of leverage and vulnerability.
In that position, he had developed a good understanding of the Japanese higher-education system.
But after many years of self-funded study, training, therapy, work experience and personal investigation I have developed a good understanding of the various routes into the profession.
These have been done in order to develop a good understanding of each flow regime in gas liquid and liquid solid fluidization.
Over the last decade we have developed a good understanding of how to quantify the impact of strategic user behavior on overall performance by studying the stable Nash equilibria of games.
While we have developed a good understanding of certain issues such as the relative value of a multichannel customer over a single channel customer, several research and managerial questions still remain.
