Sentence examples for our extended understanding from inspiring English sources

In addition, for researchers in the field of critical public health, it is important not just to critique but to offer practical applications of our extended understanding.

These results provide an extended understanding of the feasibility of utilising blind-bolts for retrofitting substandard composite beams.

An extended understanding of the partition behavior can be achieved from the structural information such as the micelle size and micelles composition.

This type of solution can be introduced due to defining formalisms of linguistic data description proposed as part of E-UBIAS systems (Extended Understanding Based Image Analysis Systems).

The impact of the classroom atmosphere, motivation and reflection on the cognitive process, as well as its influence, new perspectives and an extended understanding on the reflection itself were depicted in three concept maps of German students.

Extended understanding concerning the grafting of para substituted tetrafluoroborate aryl diazonium salts p-(R Ph N2+, BF4−) was obtained by studying comparatively four compounds (R = NO2, NEt2, NHPh, NPh2) by electrochemistry.

An extended understanding of SAD may still be achieved by detection of findings during the resting state that may not be present or may be masked during an activation paradigm [23].

To achieve an extended understanding of its gene regulatory network, we combined large-scale network inference and experimental verification of results obtained by a systems biology approach.

The theoretical framework of the analysis is based on WHO's concept of health literacy [ 9] with the extended understanding inherent in the HLQ (Table  1) [ 18].

Extended understanding of the molecular mechanism of the viral pathogenicity can facilitate the development of antiviral strategy, yet such knowledge is currently inadequate.

Interviews have been found appropriate for this study since the aim was to grasp an extended understanding of politicians' and civil servants' experiences and reasoning about malnutrition in elder care related to ethical responsibility.