The phrase "a comprehensive knowledge on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition to use is "of" instead of "on."
Example: "She has a comprehensive knowledge of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "a thorough understanding of" or "extensive knowledge of."
A comprehensive knowledge on uptake and translocation mechanisms is indispensable for the safe design and use of drugs and NPs in industrial and medical applications.
The objective of the present work was to generate a comprehensive knowledge on the genes involved in santalol production and study their molecular regulation.
The objective of the work was to clone and analyze these genes so as to generate a comprehensive knowledge on the critical genes of catechins biosynthesis pathway.
Another aspect which need attention is the interaction of solar wind with the magnetic anomalies on Moon the fields generated due to these at different anomalies, the role of geometry of the anomalies in the interaction process, and a comprehensive knowledge on how they globally affect the neutral and plasma environment including the lunar wake.
However, without a comprehensive knowledge on the response pathway it is difficult to evaluate their role in cold response in Cardamine, especially considering that their expression patterns may differ from those of A. thaliana.
The huge amount of literature available data, providing a comprehensive knowledge on the dynamics of the NF- κB system, was not sufficient to ensure identifiability of all model parameters.
Unless you have a comprehensive knowledge of the applications on the App Store, most of the applications displayed by Appalanche will be totally unfamiliar, which makes it hard to categorize them under 'like' or 'dislike'dislike
Rare and threatened plants can be conserved only if they are recognized as such, which requires a comprehensive knowledge of the flora on at least a regional basis.
Unfortunately, whenever they start explaining the plot to each other, often drawing on a comprehensive knowledge of earlier episodes, my mind begins to glaze over.
Although he was the first to demonstrate the necessity of basing diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment on a comprehensive knowledge of anatomical conditions, Morgagni made no attempt to exalt pathological anatomy into a science disconnected from clinical medicine and remote from practical needs.
Modeling the distribution statistics of ultrasound images has its own importance and strongly depends on a comprehensive knowledge of tissue scattering mechanism [5].
