Sentence examples for more widespread understanding from inspiring English sources
The Wellcome Collection's head of public programmes James Peto called O'Sullivan's book "a thoughtful, humane and heartfelt plea for a deeper and more widespread understanding of the intensely debilitating conditions she describes.
Interpreting all the information supplied by the 3-D MT studies jointly with other evidence (e.g. geological, geophysical, hydrogeological) leads us to a more widespread understanding of the internal structure of the island.
More widespread understanding of their origins, structure, aims, activities, and continuing influence may help protect current and future tobacco control efforts, including the recently negotiated international public health treaty, the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), from tobacco industry interference.
As the use of whole genome sequencing becomes more widespread, an improved understanding of the causes of disease, better targeted drug treatments, and perhaps prediction of risk are realistic expectations.
First, the underlying ontology should be developed and modeled using more widespread used tools to facilitate greater understanding, adoption, and acceptance by the community.
The eight reliable scales are suitable for further development and more widespread use in research aimed at understanding students' perceptions of formal and informal curriculum.
The five scales are suitable for further development and more widespread use in research aimed at understanding the determinants of preventive health services utilisation among adults in the general population.
This improved understanding has led to more widespread recognition [14].
Fibromyalgia (FM) is becoming more widespread and better diagnosed, which leads to understanding of its mechanisms, presence of possible comorbidities.
There's an increasingly widespread understanding that racism is more than the use of certain words or blatant discrimination.
The tendency was for summaries at Clover to get longer and more detailed through these administrative processes, despite the widespread understanding that ' cluttered' screens were best avoided.
