Sentence examples for would increase understanding from inspiring English sources

They were more positive about brief information, and believed that the opportunity to discuss the subject with someone knowledgeable would increase understanding.

If we taught our children that many of those being stereotyped come from countries, religions and cultures that stood alongside Britain during our hour of need, we would increase understanding and, with it, tolerance.

In January, NASA asked its centers to develop proposals that would increase understanding of the Moon without interfering with the timing and primary mission of the orbiter, which is designed to do high-resolution lunar mapping to find potential landing sites.

Suggestions for future studies that would increase understanding of the natural history, mechanisms, and treatment of pain in patients with MS are presented.

Studies with longer observation periods with repeated steroid doses as well as studies in humans would increase understanding of how timing of steroid treatment influences the anti-inflammatory effects of steroids.

Combining this simple method with a conventional method, such as 2D-DIGE, would be more informative and powerful for screening novel substrates of specific kinases and would increase understanding of the phosphorylation network.

Stepping up AIDS education efforts would help increase understanding.

Look for support to help increase understanding.

This would not only ensure that policies found to be effective do not cause "intervention generated inequalities" (Lorenc 2013), but would also increase understanding of their potential to reduce inequalities arising from excessive consumption of less healthy products by more socially and materially deprived people, such as those with low levels of education or income.

This would help increase understanding of the composite relationship between structure and behavior and potentially expand the range of potential drivers of interdependence from environmental and hierarchical factors to collective agency on the level of teams.

When generic quality improvement interventions are done in diverse populations, subgroup analyses that evaluate the effect of the interventions in racial/ethnic minority patients would increase our understanding the effect on equity of treatment.