Sentence examples for a more specific knowledge from inspiring English sources

The inclusion of a clinical sample might also enlarge the range of data, leading to a more specific knowledge about specific disorders (e.g., ADHD) and typical schemas.

To ensure the long-term viability of Cry3Bb1, IRM and IPM practices have been implemented, but these management efforts can be enhanced with a more specific knowledge of the distribution of the resistance alleles.

A more specific knowledge regarding the mental health consequences of financial deprivation can help in designing intervention programs in the community, and thus help to reduce the individual and societal burden of poverty in Switzerland.

For example, whereas a low familiarity rating may reflect little experience and knowledge, a high rating may reflect more specific knowledge, such as the odor's category or name (Larsson 2002).

The variable rating allows the user to choose either a typical value or to adjust the value based more specific knowledge (Aller et al. 1987).  .

However, the pattern is different if semantic knowledge with different degrees of specificity (i.e. more general vs. more specific knowledge) is involved.

But the guidelines reflect a sense in the medical community that the moment when science will have more specific knowledge about biomarkers is not that far off.

These data suggest that knowledge related to diet composition was not a barrier per se to healthy eating within the population group studied but more specific knowledge especially in terms of dairy foods may be required.

More specific knowledge on the basic host parasite kinetic behavior as well as a highly responsible use of those novel compounds will be necessary to secure their maximum lifespans.

To get more specific knowledge on the operation of the cell, Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) is more appropriate.

Coe's office insisted that he knew rumours were washing around but had no more specific knowledge than that.