Examples of using Better understanding in English and their translations into Czech
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The documentary‘Triatomines- Vector of disease' aims to contribute to a better understanding of the main triatomine species related to the transmission of chagas disease.
these should contribute to a better understanding of the situation and the formulation of guidelines for future work in the area of patient safety.
Ranging from new forms of medical treatment to a better understanding of the Universe to life changing spiritual revelations,
Because without a better understanding of your friends' medical condition,
However, until I have a better understanding of what's going on, I would prefer
in the meantime he has come to a better understanding there.
the Community health programme has supported many projects on women's health aimed at promoting a better understanding and recognition of women's health needs.
we believe that data has to be collected to promote better understanding of the problem.
this House can make an excellent contribution to ensuring better understanding of the flexicurity concept.
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Not only did it improve my cash game skills but it gave me a better understanding on position play and calculating my odds.
The work is aimed at a better understanding of the mechanism of action of metallodrugs,
She's hoping that once the precise genes are identified, it will lead to a better understanding of the biology of tameness.
Until we have a better understanding Maybe we shouldn't… bring Mom into this of what… this is.
The goal of these discussions is to achieve a better understanding of our globalized world
which has resulted in greater awareness of citizens' rights and better understanding of his spheres of competence.
Inspire greater appreciation and promote a better understanding of science and technology among the general public.
A better understanding of the concept of psychosocial hazards and their associated risks
which are indispensable as a basis for our work in better monitoring, better understanding and, of course, better combating child abuse.
make a contribution to better understanding, interdependence and mutual respect between the opposing sides.