Sentence examples for set to understand from inspiring English sources

If all of your surveys and other interventions are focused on work, expand the question set to understand employees' lives outside work.

The present aim was set to understand the important problem of the AD and its treatment based on natural derivatives of novel chalcones.

With the accessibility of multi- instrument facilities, the objective is set to understand the relationship between SCR and various atmospheric and ionospheric processes, during space weather and terrestrial events.

The samples analysed by these authors and ourselves collectively cover a wide variety of tobacco and tobacco product types, and we have used the combined data set to understand the sources of acrylamide in different tobacco products.

While prevention is the primary goal of today's health care reform mandates as well as the Pay4Performance initiatives, prevention and treatment should be part of a united effort to enroll the individual in a self-directed skill set to understand what they can do to take care of themselves, get well, or prevent further illness.

Here we used a long-term data set to understand mechanisms of coexistence at the local and regional scales in the Cape Floristic Region, a global hotspot of plant diversity.

It is important to consider both the epidemiologic definition as well as molecular typing when classifying MRSA in the healthcare setting to understand MRSA transmission dynamics.

We also examine patient differences by dialysis setting to understand whether healthier or sicker veterans are more likely to be seen in outsourced settings.

More research is required in the real-world setting to understand the cost implications of using off-label medications without demonstrated efficacy in randomized controlled trials.

For the Sunday Times's John Carey, de Botton's "gimcrack inventions are fatuous": "He cannot transpose himself sufficiently into a religious mind-set to understand what atheism would need to be like in order to provide something comparable.

"You have to get yourself into an old-time mind-set to understand the magnitude of it," he said of the road, which William Vanderbilt Jr., grandson of Cornelius Vanberbilt, began building in 1908.