Sentence examples for more consistent understanding from inspiring English sources

But in his later years he realized that the essential compatibility as well as the relative autonomy of these polar positions and the necessity for their conjunction had to be clarified anew by going back to a deeper root of both; that is, to a more consistent understanding of the concepts of creation and createdness.

The goal is to enable a more consistent understanding of the robustness level of the service under test.

In all, younger parents had more consistent understanding of the consent process than the older ones.

Subjects had a much more consistent understanding of time periods when expressed as number of days, such as "the last 7 days" or "the last 30 days".

The key challenges concerning energy are climate change and other environmental impact of energy production and use, energy security, and long-term sustainable and affordable access to energy.The intention is to investigate the energy problem through applying system engineering practices aiming to reach a more clear, concise, and consistent understanding of the energy problem.

By developing a more consistent, shared, structure-based understanding, we expect this participatory modeling process to reduce conflict among policy stakeholders and successfully support policy change.

More consistent reporting of uncertainties and a better understanding of today's locally tailored approaches would allow for more generic and transferable approaches.

The latter model is more consistent with clinical data and with mechanistic understanding of statin action (see Discussion), so this was used in further analysis.

Such an understanding of sustainability is more consistent with "system-dynamic" conceptualizations that propose complex interdependencies between the multiple elements of sustainability [ 10, 27, 40, 43, 72].

This understanding may lead to more consistent and evidence-based recommendations for desirable prepregnancy and gestational nutritional status to the expecting mother.

She is more patient and understanding and empathetic, but also firmer, more consistent – she spoils them less.