Sentence examples for addition to existing knowledge from inspiring English sources
In addition to existing knowledge about the BIS and course of illness, suicidality and substance misuse, it may be possible to gain a more nuanced understanding of behavioral impulsivity's relationship with these phenomenon.
The introduction of new observations (eg Vesalian anatomy), theories (nerve force), or tools (the ophthalmoscope) have never been mere additions to existing knowledge because their assimilation requires that knowledge to be challenged, reconstructed, and re-evaluated.
In addition, future research utilizing NTDB for international research will contribute to existing knowledge.
The creation of new organizational knowledge is maximized in domains that are close to existing knowledge.
Codes that were created in addition to existing Micro-thesauri codes add to general international knowledge of human rights violations and of the experiences that are more characteristic of the Karen context.
To the best of our knowledge, this systematic and explicit acknowledgement of PubMed's non-indexed subset constitutes an innovative and incremental addition to existing search filter translation methodology.
The lasers operate in addition to existing LED high beams.
The plant would be an addition to existing 3 Series production facilities in Germany and China.
These findings provide an important addition to the existing knowledge base on Shiatsu but are very limited in providing any evidence of efficacy for Shiatsu.
In addition to the existing knowledge on the role of high density CpG islands and shores on the regulation of genome activity, the characterization of the transgenerational sperm and somatic epimutations suggests the importance of low density CpG regions, termed CpG deserts.
We hope that in addition to being a tool to aggregate existing knowledge, iMLTC806cdf will prove to be valuable as a nucleation point in developing our understanding of this important human pathogen driving the generation of new experimental hypotheses.
