Sentence examples for adding to the knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Most detectorists see themselves as amateur archaeologists adding to the knowledge of the nation," he adds.

Whereas the overall flow behaviour in large scale operation is well-understood, that of particles/droplets on micrometre scale is just coming of age, with many new developments in microfluidics and membrane separation adding to the knowledge base.

Traditionally, the main criteria for judging relationships between domestic or cultivated organisms and wild ancestors were similarities of structure and function, but cytogenetical examinations, particularly comparisons of chromosomes and chromosome sets, also are adding to the knowledge of the origins of domesticated organisms.

Elemental carbon, lead, and arsenic were well-correlated with the ROS activity, thus adding to the knowledge base of drivers for ROS activity.

Our results may contribute to the chemical evolution studies by adding to the knowledge of how biomolecules interact with the TiO2 surface, which is considered as one of the host inorganic catalysts in prebiotic evolution studies.

Our study is thus adding to the knowledge of the recently described KRI-1-mediated response to IR.

Interesting snippets may add to the knowledge of all.

Results support kinematic research and add to the knowledge base on how the horse moves.

Two research groups added to the knowledge of the reality underlying modern physics.

Often enough its stagings of rare works add to the knowledge of most dancegoers.

Overall, the current investigation utilizing RNA-Seq will add to the knowledge of gene expression in the pig intestine.