Sentence examples for a better knowledge in from inspiring English sources

Following the results of the empirical study, a better knowledge in palliative care might lead to a decrease in the support for legalisation of euthanasia and PAS in France.

A better knowledge of changes in gene expression during invasion and metastasis may lead to improvements in the treatment of advanced gastric cancer.

Although CH is an invalidating and clinically clear-cut disorder suffered by around 1/1000 people, it is still frequently unrecognized and/or mistaken for other disorders, which calls for a better knowledge and education in the diagnosis of the main primary headaches.

Therefore, a better knowledge of organotropism in different intrinsic subtypes is warranted for efficacious systemic treatment to decrease and/or delay the recurrence hazard.

In summary, a better knowledge of miRNA alteration in such cases can potentially provide new markers to improve diagnosis and prognosis, as well as novel therapeutic approaches for BL treatment.

Our principal goal in reconstructing this tree was to identify the well-resolved parts and the remaining uncertainties in the tree, the latter engendering a better knowledge about the gaps in currently available data and leading to clearly defined research priorities for future efforts to resolve the red algal tree of life.

Thus, a better knowledge of urban politics in crisis could reveal the hidden potential of urban decline and to use it to restore prosperity to declining cities.

A better knowledge of OP poisoning in swine (comparative toxicokinetics, pharmacokinetics and biochemistry) is definitely necessary before accepting it as a first choice non-rodent model.

A better knowledge about the microbiota in fish guts is important; it can lead to a better health of cultured fish and therefore to a more efficient fish culture.

The possibility to monitor the conformational change by means of electrical measurements is identified as the key point for a better knowledge of charge transport in biological materials and for exploiting new frontiers of application of sensing proteins.

This result illustrates that a better knowledge of genes involved in root meristem functioning and root radial tissue patterning should help identify new sources of resistance and improve the adaptation of rice to soil containing toxic elements.