Sentence examples for generate a complete understanding from inspiring English sources
Indeed, it is becoming more and more clear that DNA structural properties play an important role in a great many biomolecular processes and that their characterization for different genomic elements will be essential to generate a complete understanding.
The findings of this study are limited in terms of being generated from one hospital setting and not identifying the specific functions, responsibilities and position of massage therapists within interprofessional settings; however, it does demonstrate the importance of context in generating a complete understanding of professional roles.
A strong rationale exists therefore to generate a more complete understanding of the downstream targets of COX-2 activity (Doherty and Murray, 2009).
Such studies would help to generate a more complete understanding of human rights within broader Zambian, and African, cultural-religious contexts.
For these reasons, we have extended our initial study to increase the number of second trimester human fetuses and have attempted to integrate these data into the published literature in order to generate a more complete understanding of changes in human AGD during the fetal and neonatal period.
This article uses an adapted MOVE framework as a heuristic tool to generate a working (not a complete) understanding of the causal factors of vulnerability that affect Emae communities.
This was done in an embedded manner and generated a working, not a complete, understanding of the causal factors of disaster vulnerability that impact Emae communities.
Analyses of coded data do not give the reader a complete understanding of the cases reported.
Properly appreciated — and the pianist Eric Reed's current week of Thompson-centered gigs at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola might help with this — Lucky Thompson might have generated a more complete understanding of jazz in the 20th century.
Comparative analyses have generated a more complete understanding of the relationship between sexual selection, natural selection, and mating systems in primates.
