Sentence examples for exploring understandings from inspiring English sources

The research aims to address longer-term disaster reconstruction challenges by exploring understandings of sustainability, equity and livelihood options among affected communities engaged in post-disaster reconstruction work; and to advance knowledge of community-based disaster mitigation strategies by compiling case studies on emergent best practice, policies, and lessons learned.

Focus groups are a valuable data collection method when exploring understandings of a complex topic such as genomic research and provided an opportunity to determine how participants responded to varying views of what the MalariaGEN research entailed [ 41].

But I would not, and I don't think anybody in this institution would want to prejudge ahead of the article IV, because that is when we spend three, four weeks discussing, debating, exploring, understanding, trying to go really under the skin of the economy, and we will do that," Lagarde said.

Also, the US should "explore understandings or arrangements regarding intelligence collection guidelines and practices with respect to each others' citizens" with its closest intelligence partners.

This paper uses the example of girls in secure care to explore understandings that are applied to young people considered 'vulnerable' and 'troublesome' simultaneously.

The original aim of this study was to explore understandings of eczema diagnosis and treatment.

Through capturing this discourse of lived experience we were able to explore understandings of recovery that were relevant and meaningful to our interviewees (Fig.  2).

This article will report on a qualitative research project which aimed to explore understandings of recovery from the perspectives of people with lived experience of personality disorders.

Overall, this method proved to be a powerful tool which provided a non-threatening context to explore understandings about asthma, and allow participants opportunities to address areas of uncertainty.

Since we undertook this study the findings of two other qualitative research projects that explored understandings of recovery in the context of personality disorders have been published [ 20, 21].

To explore understanding of Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) and use of evidence by Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners, practising in Scotland.