Sentence examples for a better knowledge of the evolution from inspiring English sources

Finally, metallographic investigations contribute to a better knowledge of the evolution of damage and its modeling.

A shorter non-toxic treatment is therefore crucial to generalize LTBI control and to promote a global decrease in TB incidence, although this necessarily implies a better knowledge of the evolution of LTBI in order to generate new prophylactic and therapeutic approaches.

For a better knowledge of this evolution and, expecially, of the element origin, we have calculated the enrichment factors (EFs) with respect to the element abundance in the upper continental crust.

Our results also contribute to the better knowledge of the evolution and diversity of fungal soluble ABC proteins and ABC transporters.

Better knowledge of the evolution of DG could improve understanding of the roles of DG in different animals, its physiological roles in mammals, and could reveal novel insights to assist a better understanding of its pathological roles in muscular dystrophies and other human diseases.

Because they are our direct ancestors, a better knowledge of therapsids' evolution helps scientists to understand our deep evolutionary roots - stretching back to more than 270 million years ago.

As mentioned earlier, the classification and nomenclature of transposons is a work in progress that will require a better knowledge of transposable element evolution below the super-family level and across genomes.

Evaluating these possibilities for Edaradd not only requires a better knowledge of A and B isoform function, but firm conclusions about isoform B ancestrality and a broader view of A and B isoform evolution in mammals.

Women had a better knowledge of CRC symptoms and men had more knowledge of CRC prevention.

Reading gives you a better knowledge of words.

However, to improve MR design, better knowledge of the processes that control morphological evolution in natural saltmarshes is needed.