Sentence examples for for more comprehensive understanding from inspiring English sources

The need for more comprehensive understanding on mechanism of CO2 hydrogenation to hydrocarbons remains controversial because of the complex reaction mechanism and a large number of involved species.

For more comprehensive understanding of the uneven subsidence, the maximum slope changes of subsidence rates (mm/year) along different sections (being divided by the black vertical lines in Fig. 5) of the selected highways and the railway line are estimated from the subsidence rate profiles and are shown in Table 4.

Philosophical triangulation extends methodological triangulation into the realm of ontology and epistemology and provides for more comprehensive understanding, as it resembles a more realistic view towards social science phenomena, which, by their nature, appear differently to people, and thus are seen from different ontological perspectives simultaneously.

This is still of great interest for more comprehensive understanding on factors associated with respiration-induced tumor motion and on its impact of treatment outcome.

A thorough study and understanding of the role of TEs in M. fijiensis would allow for more comprehensive understanding of the genome organization.

Altogether, these results provide valuable information for more comprehensive understanding of 9+0 ciliome, and demonstrate structural and functional transitions of CPEC cilia, which represent a novel mode of ciliary development in mammals.

When possible, future studies should consider disease course when examining risk factors for MS to allow for a more comprehensive understanding of this complex disease.

Other research approaches, that are still scarcely developed for lichens, may contribute further information for a more comprehensive understanding of the processes that are behind observed patterns of lichen diversity, such in the case of the evaluation of the role of species functional traits in determining the dispersal ability and the response of lichens to environmental factors.

For a more comprehensive understanding of healthcare utilization for multimorbid patients, we should also look at the contact rates in specialised care.

A firmer mathematical framework for treating dynamical systems with these attributes will pave the way for a more comprehensive understanding of the dynamic states of biological neural networks, and their role in facilitating natural computation.

To this end, analysts have started arguing for the triangulation of various sources of data that may allow for a more comprehensive understanding of various measures.