Sentence examples for evolved understanding of the from inspiring English sources

The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 (SFDRR) was born from the need to ensure DRR policy reflects our evolved understanding of the complexity of disaster risk in the twenty-first century.

Senator Graham thinks that the C.I.A.'s "evolved" understanding of the Iraq-Al Qaeda connection is the result of pressure from Rumsfeld.

The brief praises DOMA as "a cautiously limited response to society's still evolving understanding of the institution of marriage" that reflects "a cautious policy of federal neutrality towards a new form of marriage".

Thus, it can be adjusted to our evolving understanding of the etiology of hearing loss and may be more clinically useful in a future configuration.

The study contributes to our evolving understanding of the central nervous system consequences of hearing loss.

This reflects our evolving understanding of the issues, during the relatively long period when work on the review was underway.

The edits do not reflect a change in intent but rather our slowly evolving understanding of the problems we faced and our solutions to tackle these problems.

The edits do not reflect a change in intent but our slowly evolving understanding of the problems we faced and our solutions to deal with these problems.

The identification of such a relationship and confirmation of a low CN of FCGR3B as a susceptibility factor would contribute to our evolving understanding of the pathogenesis of RA.

This issue of AJOT adds to the growing and evolving understanding of the effectiveness of occupational therapy related interventions to meet the needs of people living with neurodegenerative diseases.

The rapidly evolving understanding of the effects of air pollution on cellular and molecular levels presents an opportunity to develop and refine innovative biologically based hypotheses about the effects of childhood exposure.