In this, he won strong backing from organizations that lobby on behalf of Britain's disabled, who said that Ivan's story, and what it told of the hardships and joys of raising a disabled child, were an important step in widening public understanding.
Our results achieve a critical step forward for the understanding of aphid biology, provide a valuable resource for those studying evolutionary and population genetic questions in this unique model system, and widen our understanding of genome-level population genetic patterns in insects.
Only then can young lives be turned around, horizons widened, understanding and empathy deepened.
Some will not – but books are there to educate about the world, to explain difficult issues, to widen understanding.
Similarly, the CSD concept can be modified and extended to create a new theoretical framework that will enable the study of the functional fusion of network topology and node activities and can significantly widen and deepen our understanding of complex network systems.
Adopt a "comprehensive communications strategy" to widen understanding of EU policy on settlements – including the EU's opposition to a boycott of Israel itself.
"There's an increasingly widening understanding of the variety of cultural markets and people's tastes for small local theaters, different size venues that produce different kinds of cultural events," said Susan V. Berresford, president of the Ford Foundation, which has given Lincoln Center a $15 million grant for its redevelopment project.
This book shows how fruitful a gendered take on issues within this area is, both for a deepened understanding of these organizational issues and for a widened understanding of gender issues.
The widened understanding of the nutritional benefits of vegetables made them to be consumed in daily meals around the world almost every day (Gomez and Ricketts 2013; Southon 2000; Wargovich 2000).
Given a widening understanding of health and the factors affecting prospects for population health, public health can be viewed as being so expansive as to have no meaningful institutional, disciplinary or social boundaries.
Systematic investigation of the varying temporal and societal context of ageing has the potential to widen understanding of the interplay between individual lives and changing social structures.
