Sentence examples for give better understanding from inspiring English sources
These may give better understanding of how the periodic seasonal variation affects the disease.
Such neurological advances give better understanding of the biological mechanisms involved which can lead to better treatment but also more effective prevention. .
This paper will hopefully lead to an assessment on preservation of cultural landscape through tourism industry and give better understanding to future generations.
Also, a set of interviews was conducted in order to understand whether the changes were due to the new agile practices or other changes and in order to give better understanding over the experiences.
The simulation results give better understanding of the temperature variation in phase transformation zone and the formation mechanism of hot cracks in plates during roll casting and help to design the optimized process parameters of roll casting for Mg alloy.
In order to give better understanding to heat transfer process in the refrigeration system, particular attention is focused for CO2 dry-ice solid-gas two-phase flow to obtain the effectivity of heat transfer and to verify the flow-phenomena where a visualization test apparatus is placed horizontally.
[usefulness/motivation]. 'It [the professional practice] gives better understanding of your ultimate goal'.
However, the post hoc analysis (Tukey's HSD) gives better understanding regarding spatial differences in phytoplankton assemblages at p < 0.05 level (Fig. 5).
Low-symmetry crystals and polycrystals have anisotropic mechanical properties which, given better understanding of their deformation modes, could lead to development of next generation materials.
The various sensitivity studies made in this work gives better understanding of variations in thermophysical properties and design parameters of a micro heat pipe.
The factorial design approach can be useful in evaluating the simultaneous effects of such variables in the flotation process, thereby giving better understanding of their overall effect on the whole process.
