The phrase "as improved knowledge" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of knowledge that has been enhanced or developed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was successful due to the team's ability to adapt as improved knowledge became available."
Alternatives: "as enhanced understanding" or "as greater insight".
RCT and intervention studies were included within the final review if they identified the knowledge and/or information base of the participants about epilepsy then provided an intervention such as education, or giving information about epilepsy (oral and/or written) and then evaluated the effect of the intervention, such as improved knowledge about epilepsy or improved health outcome.
This is disappointing as improved knowledge of MVPA guidelines within the adult population would represent an initial step towards positive behaviour change.
Ultimately, better tools are required, as well as improved knowledge of gene regions and, in the case of WES and WGS, genes of unknown significance.
Successful lecturers are also able to change the attitude and of their students as well as improve knowledge and skills.
Health education using an educational video demonstrated a significant impact on acceptance of and willingness to pay for influenza vaccination as well as improving knowledge and attitude in elderly Thais.
Several challenges remained, such as improving knowledge and support among stakeholders, planning for integration and decentralised services, developing human resources, improving quality of care and maintaining the ICPD Cairo agenda which was to create an enabling environment for the implementation of sexual and reproductive health and rights [ 3].
Given the potential risks, and the lack of data to substantiate the use of herbal medicines by cancer patients in the United Kingdom, there is a need to better understand the prevalence of herbal medicine use among cancer patients, as well as improving knowledge of which herbal medicines patients use.
Undoubtedly, some of this exaggerated concern over weight is supremely modern, and owes its importance to the visual media, especially television, and changing social mores, as well as our improved knowledge of the health risks associated with obesity.
Transfusion practices have changed during the last two decades because of acute awareness of the increased risks associated with blood transfusion as well as an improved knowledge of the patho-physiologic mechanism of oxygen transport and tissue oxygenation [ 3].
A proposed strategy for improving the influence of research outputs was support for a long-term research agenda that allowed for the study of topics such as improved forecasting, improved knowledge translation, and measures of effectiveness that reveal incremental short-term benefits of long-term work.
Much has been written as to whether improved knowledge is a useful outcome and whether public education itself is sufficient or even useful [ 11].
