Sentence examples for more coherent understanding from inspiring English sources
Importantly, a more coherent understanding of gene regulation is critical for defining developmental processes, evolutionary principles and disease etiologies.
One of the most important changes occurred when universities began to encourage their faculties to form a more coherent understanding of existing information.
Application of this model to a bladed-disk system with grouped blades shows that the results qualitatively conform to accepted knowledge of grouped-blade dynamics, while allowing a more coherent understanding of the phenomenon.
He then endeavors to guide the law toward a more coherent understanding of privacy, by developing a taxonomy to identify a wide range of privacy problems comprehensively and completely.
Online questionnaires were sent out to female students in order to gain a more coherent understanding of gender and how it affects career choices and what could be done to improve the underrepresentation of girls/women in ICT.
The design challenge is not to control the self-organizing process, as some instructional approaches attempt to do, but to facilitate the emergence of higher-level outcomes e.g., better explanations, more coherent understanding.
His study tentatively showed that participating in a philosophy of science course helps teacher candidates develop deeper, more coherent NOS understanding and enables them to translate this understanding into explicitly planned instructional sequences.
It begins by taking for granted, at least initially, that the methods of science are sound and then attempts to formulate the principles that explain it by working within science, revising the principles or the practice as necessary to achieve a more coherent overall understanding.
And these truths demand new and more coherent frameworks for understanding what in the world is going on... and why.
TA with children (TA-C) is conceived of as a brief family therapy intervention through which parents are helped to develop a more coherent, empathic, accurate, and useful understanding of their child.
Much recent feminist work has been devoted to comprehensive philosophical analyses of objectification, which will hopefully lead to more complete and coherent understandings of this notion.
