Sentence examples for enlarge the understanding from inspiring English sources
Third, at a place so rich in talent and perspectives, every classmate and every social interaction could enlarge the understanding you've achieved to date.
The answers to these questions will enlarge the understanding of mammalian sperm chemotaxis mediated by P, which in turn may be used not only to improve the assisted reproduction procedures for humans and animals, but also for the study of chemotactic molecular signaling in other cellular models.
In later work he greatly enlarged the understanding of the scope of predicativity, in part by demonstrating that practically all the mathematical principles needed for scientific applications can be carried out entirely according to predicative restrictions.
Theodore G. Schurr, an anthropologist at the University of Pennsylvania, said Dr. Willerslev had provided an interesting new perspective on Native American origins that helped explain the presence of the mitochondrial X lineage in North America and enlarged the understanding of population history in Siberia.
The paper extends the literature on grade repetition in Brazil by (a) describing and synthesizing the main research findings and contributions since 1940, (b) enlarging the understanding of the inequity mechanism in education, and (c) providing new findings on the effects of the school socioeconomic composition and school proportion of repeaters on the individual probability of grade repetition.
The study is based on a simplified analytical model in order to enlarge the current understanding of the mixing layer receptivity to the more specific case of its response to high-speed stream forcing.
Reading such stories can enlarge the clinician's understanding of the complexities of abuse.
It remains one of British television's finest achievements and in an age of only two channels must have enlarged the public understanding of the war more than any other single artefact or person.
She said: "Fiction can enlarge the world for us all, and stretch our understanding and our sympathy".
