Sentence examples for more explicit understanding from inspiring English sources

This study contributes to a more explicit understanding of the linkages between remotely sensed phenology and traditionally observed (ground-based) phenology.

Through more explicit understanding of the social dimension of the two-way relationship between ecosystem services and agricultural production, natural resource policies to overcome this potential negative cycle can be implemented more effectively.

Similarly, in public health a more explicit understanding of evolutionary principles is of value.

When considering the fact that disasters can overwhelm governmental response efforts (Wise and Nader [13]; Edwards [14]), a more explicit understanding of what corporations do in the context of disasters may continue to grow in importance (Johnson et al. [6]).

This study encourages further research to achieve a more explicit understanding of the problems and solutions to patient safety.

However, because we could not determine from our standard survey the specific nature and sources of this dissatisfaction, we conducted a series of focus groups (FGs) to gain a more explicit understanding of residents' concerns.

Calling for a written constitution "in English which everybody in this country can understand", he added: "We need to be more explicit in understanding how we treat each other..

We argue that the current focus on spatial aberrations has limited the development of public health surveillance by excluding a more explicit geographical understanding and representation of place.

If this is right, then it enables Pritchard to offer a more explicit account of why understanding is distinctively valuable in the way that Kvanvig alleges.

(2) A more explicit approach to explication and understanding of the causes for non-acceptance of evolution should support the often-stated goal of understanding "where students are" prior to implementing the kind of approaches frequently advocated for teaching evolution.

In the present paper, we make these bounds more explicit and, therefore, more applicable to understanding the computational complexity of the problem, which is essential to designing more efficient algorithms.