Sentence examples for and more accurate knowledge from inspiring English sources

However, the authors were of the opinion that we, as radiology workers, are expected to have deeper and more accurate knowledge on radiation dose and cancer risks and this needs to be imparted in the early stages of radiology training.

He ends this chapter by commenting that the errors in Darwin's work were almost always a result of lack of knowledge on the part of the scientific community of his day and that, with the greatly expanded and more accurate knowledge of today, Darwin's basic ideas and insights remain sound, even if they have been modified over the decades since 1859.

According to the data from the BSS conducted in 2009, MSM in some states have shown to have higher and more accurate knowledge of HIV and its transmission and prevention than the MSM in other states.

Jacobi, for his part, was intent on displaying his scholarly (and indeed more accurate) knowledge of Spinoza's philosophy.

More efficient calculation means have to be used and a more accurate knowledge of the geometrical parameters are required.

Those who drank alcohol had a more positive attitude to screening and had more accurate knowledge about what screening for oral cancer entails.

This is likely to have increased the rate of guessing and giving the more accurate knowledge score.

Together, these updates, modifications and new methods aim to provide more accurate knowledge and better understanding of HIV epidemics which should inform and assist programme planners and decision makers, as well as scientists, researchers and the wider public.

This consideration is supported by the circumstance that reported training attendance, despite being low at around 50%, was associated with more accurate knowledge and more frequent signposting and referrals to specialist smoking cessation support.

Specifically, we will model and compare both CPP and TOU rates to gain more accurate knowledge regarding annual electric costs and GHG emissions.

In addition, patients in the program had more accurate knowledge of and better self-care skills concerning asthma, and were more likely to adhere to physicians' suggestions[ 11].