Sentence examples for increase understanding on from inspiring English sources

The results of this study are expected to increase understanding on the impacts of the rangeland change dynamics on livestock as key pastoral economy, the most viable land-use option beside wildlife conservation in the arid and semi-arid rangeland ecosystems.

To increase understanding on the mechanisms of cultivar difference in contaminant accumulation in crops, this study was designed to compare the physiological responses to di-n-butyl phthalate (DBP) exposure between low (Lvbao70) and high (Huaguan) DBP cultivars of Chinese flowering cabbage (Brassica parachinensis L).

"The IPSR research will increase understanding on the potentially negative impact of internal migration on child development.

Furthermore, social networks might also be used as an action research tool to increase understanding on student learning.

In addition the declaration contains provisions to increase understanding on HIV and AIDS and a revisiting of teachings that may have fostered discrimination against young people, particularly girls.

An evaluation index named 'Policy Empowerment Index' (PEI) has been developed by Gavriilidis and Östergren (18), aiming to increase understanding on how policy planning can affect constituent empowerment.

In a country riven with deep historic divisions between social classes, participation could increase understanding of life on the other side of the social divide, and open a path towards reconciliation between alienated sectors of society.

This system can enhance the capacity of managers to prepare for and respond to possible disease outbreaks and focus research efforts to increase understanding of environmental impacts on coral disease in this era of rapidly changing climate.

To increase understanding of women's perspectives on considering or undergoing elective abortion.

This study aims at increasing understanding on how a new co-working space is developed on campus, and what the different stakeholders' roles are in the development process.

The fundamental focus of this study is to gain an increasing understanding on how people interpret their leisure and recreational outdoor activities in neighbourhood parks.