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This provides a more robust understanding of gender dynamics within households and communities.

Two of us (Suntae Kim and Todd Schifeling) conducted research to build a more robust understanding of the rise of B corporations.

These models would pave the way to have more robust understanding of the Epsilon toxin biology, more precise vaccine construction and more successful drug (inhibitor) design.

This paper evaluates how geographical theories of scale can give a more robust understanding of the governance of complex environmental risks.

By answering these questions, this project seeks to develop a more robust understanding of the political, economic, and social dynamics that foster the breakdown of a formal rule of law and shape these systems of alternative governance.

She shows how racist rhetorics of representation underlie all uneven patterns of development and seeks a more robust understanding of the ideological work that capital requires for constant regeneration.

Data from this analysis was used to develop more robust understandings of the ECS models that were identified and triangulate the findings from the quantitative analysis of the surveys.

Technoscience and Environmental Justice helps demonstrate that our scientific practices are always changing and can be brought into useful alignment with citizens and society while still contributing to the development of a more robust scientific understanding of the world.

In this review, we discuss the continually evolving pathological characterization and in vitro mechanobiological characterization of tumor invasion, with emphasis on emerging physical biology and mechanobiology strategies that have contributed to a more robust mechanistic understanding of tumor cell invasion.

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Given the interplay between hunger and priming that has already been discussed, a better understanding of the impact of hunger on food choice may provide a more robust foundation for understanding priming as well.