Sentence examples for if we better understood from inspiring English sources
How could our world change if we better understood the underlying mathematics behind the data?
It would be easier to design activities to help students understand natural selection if we better understood why natural selection is so difficult for students to understand.
Many lives could be saved if we better understood how to prevent prematurity and stillbirth," said Charles MacCormack, Ph.D., president and CEO of Save the Children.
If we better understand the structure-function relationship of the enzyme, we might be able to engineer improvements.
If we better understand these associations, we might identify novel targets for add-on therapy to increase antidepressant-response, and/or early indicators to improve response prediction.
Developing better treatments for people who have diabetes is really important, but if we better understand which combination of circumstances increases the risk of diabetes, we can potentially help a large proportion of people from actually developing this disease.
If we better understand how specific social resources function to reinforce health behaviors, this could serve two important purposes.
According to Carey, if we better understand that "normal" includes a wide variety of temperaments, we will also understand that temperamental differences do not necessarily entail either impairment or harmful dysfunction.
If we better understand why patients are referred (or not referred), courses on recognition and treatment of depression could educate GPs in these areas so that they might be able to take even better care of their patients.
If we better understand the linkages between obesity and the built environment, we can create communities and workplaces that promote health and also promote well-being, an important feature in overall health".
If we better understand not only how local practices are exploited in crisis but also how local practice can deform under stress, this could lead to innovation in both knowledge and practice.
