Sentence examples for more robust understanding of from inspiring English sources

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

Others think it is possible to develop a more robust understanding of God from within the bounds of reason and sense-perception.

We encourage future researchers in this area to build on this work to develop a more robust understanding of ECS and its impacts on all stakeholders involved.

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.

Evolutionary analysis suggests that some of these contexts and patterns could be better anticipated by creating a more robust understanding of the many influences including evolutionary ones that converge in the behaviors that society seeks to change or channel.

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.

Our expectation is that when students are able to see evolution as the unifying principle across scales and levels, they will have a more robust understanding, not just of evolution, but of the entirety of biology.

Whilst there was very little difference in the attitudes and opinions between participants from different education levels, further work with individuals with lower levels of education will enable more rigorous and robust understanding of their attitudes towards obesity interventions.

Similarly, more-detailed responses were also exhibited by at least half of the English teachers by the end of the course, though their robust understanding of each technology was more limited than the life science teachers' responses.

Although a more rigorous sampling of nematodes in the PII clade is required for a robust understanding of reproductive mode transitions in this group, it is interesting to note that H. gingivalis in PII reproduces parthenogenetically in infected horses [ 41].