Sentence examples for to enhanced understanding from inspiring English sources

These are interpreted in the context of modifications of the controls on weathering processes, leading to enhanced understanding of the processes themselves.

It is also damaging because it in effect asserts that contributing to economic competitiveness must automatically over-rule contributing to enhanced understanding, and once that set of priorities is allowed to govern research, then quite soon we shall have third-rate universities.

We now have the capacity to address previously intractable questions regarding bacterial diversification during infection which will ultimately lead to enhanced understanding of pathogenesis and the nature of epidemics, and will inform the design of effective therapeutic measures.

These corpus-based tasks require work on a small number of expanded concordance lines in detail, a procedure which leads to enhanced understanding of the context in which the rhetorical function appears.

This model has been extensively used for in vitro assessment of different lipid based delivery systems, leading to enhanced understanding of the suitability of different lipids and surfactants as a delivery system for a given poorly water soluble drug candidate.

This first identification of autoimmune disease genetic predispositions shared with DM may lead to enhanced understanding of pathogenesis and novel diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.

As a kind of 'surplus' this form of data generation goes some way to contributing to an enhanced understanding since adults who live and work with infants are able to offer important and additional insights to the research.

The purpose of this paper is to contribute to an enhanced understanding of the issues surrounding HWs internal (intra country) flows and external (out of country) movements.

Of the 2,579 disorder-related genes in the OMIM database (Additional file 1: Table S6), 1,935 genes (75.02%) were covered by our results (Additional file 1: Table S7), indicating that the gene information from our sequencing could lead to an enhanced understanding of the genetic responses to specific experimental conditions in disease-related research on the crab-eating macaque.

The analysis of the host responses to oral and pricking infection may contribute to an enhanced understanding of the mechanistic underpinnings of this astonishing degree of immunological adaptation.

The use of reprogramming systems to analyse these relationships may well lead to an enhanced understanding of what is cause and effect in terms of epigenetic control structures as has been demonstrated by Lee et al. [ 60].