Sentence examples for further an understanding from inspiring English sources
It also would help further an understanding of how technology could help create reproductions so that works of art – which for whatever reason were damaged or could not be shown – could be imagined in their original setting, he said.
So I say thank you to the many youth who gave great performances and hope the movie in its own way can further an understanding of the rejection, oppression and hatred that many of our LGBT youth still experience today.
Instead, he spoke in gnomic phrases, which perhaps did little to further an understanding of precisely how Musar is made, but did much to explain why his audience, and I, find his wines compelling.
This paper aims to further an understanding of the nature and function of analogising and mental simulation in design through an analysis of the transcripts of two engineering design meetings.
The aim of this study was to compare the prevalence, type and pattern of macroscopically detected female genital injury after consensual and non-consensual vaginal penetration to further an understanding of the forensic significance of genital injury in women reporting sexual assault.
Molecular fingerprinting data can be used to further an understanding of the epidemiology and transmission patterns of TB.
Increasingly in the 20th century, scholarship furthered an understanding of Shakespeare's social, political, economic, and theatrical milieu.
The theoretical basis presented in this study could be important in improving the discharge process since it furthers an understanding of the processes going on during treatment and hospital stay.
Simulation models are used to engage the HWs and to further facilitate an understanding of the anatomy, physiology, and management of injuries.
New data from epidemiologic and molecular genetic studies in humans contribute further to an understanding of thyroid neoplasia.
Further, an increased understanding of IN structural biology has opened up novel approaches to inhibit IN, such as targeting its multimerization or interaction with cellular cofactors [14].
