Sentence examples for developing an in-depth understanding from inspiring English sources
Productive communication among team members is cited as an essential element of the PISA Framework, where explaining ideas, justifying and defending arguments, and developing an in-depth understanding of solution processes are key features.
A challenge in developing an in-depth understanding of the crack growth resistance of Additively Manufactured materials is the fact that their mechanical properties have been shown to be both process and part-geometry dependent.
The results suggest a need for developing an in-depth understanding of the role of alcohol in accentuating HIV risk particularly among migrant populations who move frequently from one place another.
A case study was chosen as the methodological approach because these are well suited to developing an in-depth understanding of contexts and issues, allowing for the 'social construction of meaning in-situ' (17, p. 33).
Our future efforts will be focused on developing an in-depth understanding of the cross talk between NF- κB and β-catenin signaling, which could have a profound impact on improving bone regeneration and repair in inflammatory microenvironments.
Third, systems-thinking methods can contribute innovatively to developing an in-depth understanding of the complex factors that influence optimal control of hypertension in West Africa ranging from the role of job stress, to high costs of antihypertensive drugs, coupled with unhealthy dietary habits, and inadequate access to effective blood pressure monitoring devices and primary health practices.
The main purpose of this study is to develop an in-depth understanding of relationship between the microstructure, plastic deformation and damage initiation of these novel light metal composites.
The goal of the study was to develop an in-depth understanding of work practices, workflow, and information flow in chronic disease care, to facilitate development of context-appropriate informatics tools.
Our long term goal is to develop an in-depth understanding of the regulation of purinergic signaling in bladder and its importance to normal and abnormal bladder function.
Five focus groups with carers and health professionals were conducted to develop an in-depth understanding of identification and support-seeking in the primary care context.
Our qualitative approach allowed us to develop an in-depth understanding of the difficulties encountered in treating young people with mental health and substance use difficulties.
