Sentence examples for heightened understanding of how from inspiring English sources
Formal analyses of the effective connectivity allow heightened understanding of how ATD modulates the circuitry underlying processing angry faces and of how brain effects driven by 5-HT manipulation may interact with personality measures (e.g., reward drive) linked to aggression.
But with transition came a heightened understanding of how society treats women, as well as new relationships with all kinds of marginalised people".
No one in a post-war government had as usefully qualifying a pre-political career as Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury whose previous role as the Cairngorm National Park press officer inbues him with a heightened understanding of how the world works.
Through its investment expertise across several asset classes and geographies, Blackstone has a unique perspective on the global economy and a heightened understanding of how entrepreneurial activity is often the crucial catalyst in the growth of successful businesses, industries and communities.
The art school students become fast friends, often taking long, meandering walks around the city and synergizing their observations to gain a collectively heightened understanding of their surroundings.
Most students found the presentations interesting and stated that they provided them a heightened understanding of the role of tobacco in disease processes.
This study demonstrates the potential strengths and weaknesses of exploratory factor analysis to heighten understanding of the complex associations among symptoms.
This heightened understanding increases a patient's motivation and sense of empowerment to reach treatment goals that are their own rather than those of their providers (17, 18).
The global obesity epidemic has heightened the need for an improved understanding of how body weight is controlled, and research using mouse models is critical to this effort.
This paper uses Wingood and DiClemente's public health model to facilitate an understanding of how IPV heightens sexual risk of acquiring HIV in a gender perspective (Fig. 1).
The Mind Book of the Year award, now celebrating its 30th anniversary, is given for "writing that heightens understanding of mental health issues in all their forms".
