Sentence examples for that further understanding from inspiring English sources
Besides that, further understanding the role of the protect film at disparate stage of the whole test is crucial and necessary.
Alongside that, further understanding into the country's education and society is needed.
Work from our own and other groups increasingly suggests that parturition is an inflammatory process, and we anticipate that further understanding of these events will contribute to interventions to prevent preterm birth.
We argue that further understanding of spatial dynamics in natural systems strongly depends on dense exchanges between field and theory.
It was really encouraging, as preaching to the converted is one thing, but events that further understanding, change public perceptions and engage a previously indifferent audience are what really matter.
We suggest that further understanding these initiatives, and success in the goals of the initiatives themselves, requires us to look past their similarities to examine their differences.
The Yale Child Study Center is an interdisciplinary department at the School of Medicine that furthers understanding of the problems of children and families.
Research that furthers understanding of how to match clients with efficacious treatments will decrease the outcome variability that characterizes early intervention research at present, and provide for the most efficient allocation of resources during the critical early intervention time-period.
As an articular adipose tissue, the infrapatellar fat pad (IFP) is an important candidate to become the focus of investigations that aim at further understanding the pathophysiology of OA (Clockaerts et al. 2010).
Due to their simplicity they allow analytical approaches that further our understanding under increasing complexity.
One primary aim of my research is the development of theory-driven, rigorously tested intervention strategies that further our understanding of the processes underpinning social problems and that offer solutions to alleviate them.
