Sentence examples for the large understanding from inspiring English sources

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No alternative routine data are available on this population group in the UK as the sample sizes within existing social survey data (even the large Understanding Society survey) 46 are small in relation to the long-term workless, particularly given high rates of non-response among this group.

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Even private landowners who are dealing with parcels in the tens of acres are willing to jump in with land, time, and money to try these untested management techniques in an effort to both save their local trees and contribute to the larger understanding of successful wildland management of the pathogen.

Such a development requires a large understanding of the GDBD physics and chemistry.

Since then, results of the large UPLIFT (Understanding Potential Long-term Impacts on Function with Tiotropium) trial have been published, which are taken into account in this economic evaluation.

"We have lost faith in any of the large available understandings of how structural change takes place in history," he noted, "and as a result, we fall back on a bastardised conception of political realism, namely that a proposal is realistic to the extent that it approaches what already exists.

What, some asked, did it signify about the government's larger understanding of world events?

The visualization aspect provides a topological perspective and a larger understanding of the role and impact of miRNAs and diseases in the network.

They were excluded and even ridiculed because their larger understanding of the economy was not one that fit well with the sort of Wall Street worship preached by the likes of CNBC.

"Cambodian social workers have good experience after years of work, but little theory training or larger understanding of the field," said Dr. Luise Ahrens, who has worked to deliver aid to Cambodia for 22 years and who pushed for the establishment of social work programs in the country.

This has happened specifically in relation to metadata — the transactional digital information that pinpoints the date and time you called someone, for example, or locates the spot from which you last accessed your e-mail account — but also to our larger understanding of the concept of meta; our metaunderstanding, as it were.

The results also help toward larger understanding of coastal adaptations in dynamic settings.

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