The phrase "a much better knowledge" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to express an improved understanding or awareness of a subject, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "After taking the course, I now have a much better knowledge of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "a significantly improved understanding" or "a far greater awareness".
This study gives a much better knowledge of the inefficient areas of the sensor and allows therefore optimization for future designs.
Moreover, Gaia will produce a much better knowledge of the inventory and size and spin distributions of the whole population, of the distribution of taxonomic classes as a function of heliocentric distance, and of the dynamical and physical properties of dynamical families.
It is impossible to answer that question without a much better knowledge of the context than is possible from reading some technical documents and the odd blog, but the debate about what progress is being made in Katine makes interesting reading and brings out, among other things, one of the main tensions in development work in 2008.
If the results are worthy, you can bring out the cannonballs with a much better knowledge that your ROI is assured.
Future research ought to focus on obtaining a much better knowledge of genetics and HF, especially both genetic risk factors for development of HF and genetic markers as tools to guide prevention.
Interpretation of complete personal genome sequence data will require a much better knowledge of how gene products encoded by the human genome interact with each other to contribute to complex molecular interactome networks and cellular systems that underlie the biology of our tissues and organs.
Similarly, caregivers advised by an IMCI trained provider had much better knowledge on how to prepare and give ORS and how to care for the sick child at home than those advised by a non-IMCI-trained provider.
There is much better knowledge about the genetic basis of many simple diseases — those caused by a single genetic variant — but most of those diseases are rare and account for a small fraction of the overall burden of disease.
Thus, much better knowledge of the potential role of RVs present in adolescents and adults patients with pneumonia is needed.
However, much progress has been made with the identification of several discrete steps in Tff biogenesis, much better knowledge of the different protein sub-complexes involved (Fig. 2) and (at least partial) 3D structural information for all the key players.
Because once they understand the game and what their children are getting out of it, they'll have a much better base of knowledge to make parenting decisions about and around it – from setting time limits to ensuring it's complemented by other activities.
