Sentence examples for incentives to understand from inspiring English sources

According to this view, workers, being members of an underprivileged class, have both greater incentives to understand social relations better, and better access to them because they live under the capitalists' rule and therefore have access to the lives of capitalists as well as their own lives.

This study illuminates the pathways involved in the response to CG-1521 in yeast and provides incentives to understand the mechanisms of HDAC inhibitors in cancer cells.

The mechanisms that facilitate the establishment and spread of invasive pests are of particular interest to ecologists, evolutionary biologists and policy makers for a number of reasons; agricultural pests are responsible for substantial yield losses in agricultural systems, and there are considerable economic incentives to understand mechanisms of pest invasions.

Over a decade of global counter-terrorism activities has given foreign policy commentators an incentive to understand -- or pretend to understand -- the military and the broader defense community.

Thus there is a strong incentive to understand the environmental and lifestyle factors and processes that may be associated with body composition changes and in particular, risk of developing obesity within these settings.

"There are a lot of incentives for sports arenas to understand that one of their first obligations, aside from putting on a sports event to entertain their customers, is to keep their customers safe," Mr. Bratton said in a telephone interview.

Several automakers leading the green car market applauded the move, saying the bill provides an "easy to understand" incentive that will bring in new customers to the showroom looking to save money.

Our findings demonstrate that MEG charge carriers can be collected in suitably designed QD solar cells, providing ample incentive to better understand MEG within isolated and coupled QDs as a research path to enhancing the efficiency of solar light harvesting technologies.

Economists are beginning to understand the incentives, financial and motivational, that influence older people's desires to retire or work.

In the paper, Mr. Narayanan and I suggest that such a disclosure obligation could kick in at the onset of financial distress, when it becomes most useful to understand the incentives of parties to workout negotiations.

To guide these investments and design the associated programs targeted at improving living standards, it is important to understand the incentives that drive housing choices of new city migrants.