Sentence examples for more comprehension of from inspiring English sources

The electronic and optical properties of NaMgBO3, KMgBO3 and RbMgBO3 were also investigated by using DFT methods to give more comprehension of these compounds.

Therefore it is possible to use this technique to get more comprehension of TKA biomechanics.

Complexity thinking provided a new paradigm to react against such universalist approaches, pleading for more comprehension of interactions and of context, and for planning of change based upon local processes.

This indicated that students in the low-achievement groups had more comprehension failure or partial understanding of the subject matter after making a plan, while students in the high-achievement groups gained a better understanding of the new plan.

The deciphering of the biological basis (biotype) of these clinical phenotypes would allow a more precise comprehension of migraine mechanisms and a more tailored migraine treatment.

Circadian clocks are one of the biological systems that have been modelled extensively to gain more comprehension about regulatory mechanisms.

In particular, such vicinity instilled into the text-mining community a more mature comprehension of crucial biological questions (e.g. gene species annotation) and the necessity to make methods and results more easily accessible to biologist and database annotators (e.g. user-friendly visualization tools).

James pioneered the art-novel of high modernism just as science, the new disciplines of sociology and psychology, and the growth of a historical consciousness proposed a simultaneously broader and more precise comprehension of the human condition than the social-realist novel.

However, in the enlightenment celebration of novelty and progress, history is reduced to a catalogue of mistakes that are left behind in favor of a more mature comprehension of reality past and present.

ABM models are commonly actualized utilizing PC reproductions either by some custom programming or particularly created ABM toolkits taking into account a more profound comprehension of the conduct of the general framework in light of the individual operators (Gershenson and Niazi 2013).

This definition highlights an important step forward within disaster research towards a more exhaustive comprehension of the concept of vulnerability, which can account for the social consequences caused by a disaster event by questioning the supposed nature of a "natural disaster" (Carnelli and Frigerio 2016).