Sentence examples for as increasing knowledge from inspiring English sources

The party, the brainchild of bus driver Jean-Louis Pascual, campaigns for an end to injustice and greater educational opportunities - as well as increasing knowledge of the Romans' contribution to modern Britain.

IDI can improve sexual behaviour (including condom use), 13 17 as well as increasing knowledge, self-efficacy and safer sex intention.

Across the West Bank and Gaza, UNICEF is providing basic vaccines and immunization-related supplies, as well as vitamin A, vitamin D and iron supplements, as well as increasing knowledge on basic nutrition practices and strengthening health workers' capacity for infant and child care.

Availability of diagnostic tools, as well as increased knowledge on the parasite and its epidemiology, will allow the design of control strategies for SAC sarcocystiosis.

This increases the acceptance of the decision and contributes to the identification of new, even more sustainable measures, as well as increased knowledge and understanding among the involved participants.

The development of new and improved particle-based drug delivery is underpinned by an enhanced ability to engineer particles with high fidelity and integrity, as well as increased knowledge of their biological performance.

As well as increased knowledge students reported the experience improved their practical skills in prescribing, communication and team working.

The PEDI change scores could thus be a result of change in the children's function as well as increased knowledge and observational skills in the parents.

We should not lose sight of this goal as increased knowledge regarding our ability to modulate the systemic immune system also promises novel therapeutic targets and therapeutic agents.

These findings were corroborated by measures for patient satisfaction, with the most common benefit described by patients as increased knowledge of their particular medical condition.

In all FGDs, participants also expressed some impact of the NeoKIP intervention, such as increased knowledge and increased care seeking behaviour among the public, as well as enhanced quality of care and capacity of staff.