Sentence examples for more comprehensive perspective from inspiring English sources

Various microstructural aspects were mentioned about the matrix and hard particles, therefore a more comprehensive perspective is required for investigation of the microstructures.

This cross-cultural comparative study provides a more comprehensive perspective on the poems' religiosity than the vantage points of Hellenists or of Indologists alone.

By spanning molecular and population sciences through novel analytics, Dr. Plevritis aims to provide a more comprehensive perspective on cancer control strategies in early detection and treatment.

One of the main conclusions of the study is that such a dismissive tone may impede a more comprehensive perspective on the subject and may lead the practitioners to adopt absolute approaches to language learning.

We suggest each of these contributions – future-perfect strategising, strategic misrepresentation, and escalation of commitment – makes only a partial contribution, but also they can complement each other as elements in a more comprehensive perspective on the escalation phenomenon.

We develop instead a framework for studying status in markets that integrates work on status as social positions (Linton, 1936; Merton, 1957) and work on identity as social categories (Hannan, Polos, and Carroll, 2007), thus providing a more comprehensive perspective on status in markets.

In any case, the assessment of the burden exerted by roads on the natural environment needs more comprehensive perspectives that range from climate change analyses [6] to ecosystem preservation [7], with a new attention to the sustainability footprint impacts [8, 9].

This corroborates the contention that knowledge, belief and attitude as such may not be sufficient to achieve behaviour change, calling for multi-level models integrating more comprehensive perspectives.

Our data strongly encourage this perspective to allow for a more comprehensive view on perception in general and clinical challenges such as pain in particular.

For several years, there has been an international perspective that requests a deepened understanding and more comprehensive view of the complex life situations of abused women (25, 26).

Considering only those studies that included a clear statement on the chosen perspective (n = 157), the fraction of studies undertaken from the more comprehensive societal perspective rose from 11% in the first to 20% in the second time period (p = 0.032).