Sentence examples for better knowledge of these from inspiring English sources
Better knowledge of these adaptations will help understand the biology of H.I.V. infection, he said.
Better knowledge of these networks is crucial for improving the management of drinking water facilities.
Hence, better knowledge of these techniques and of how they can be implemented in a simple but effective way will further progress towards more energy efficient buildings.
Studies regarding better knowledge of these forest ecosystems have been previously performed (e.g., [1, 8, 9, 10]), mainly focused on biogeochemical cycles of nutrients.
However, a better knowledge of these neighbors' synchronization errors should help to select a responder node that improves the precision of the petitioner's synchronization, but at the expense of increasing the nodes computation effort.
Actually we cannot advance conclusions on reduced expression of allodynia in the mixed headaches group, which was a very heterogeneous group and worthy of further case series enlargement, considering the importance of a better knowledge of these rare disorders.
The ANOVA gives a better knowledge of the effects of these factors and eliminates unimportant parameters.
High-Arctic terrestrial slopes have received limited systematic research interest, but increased vulnerability related to regional warming has driven the call for better knowledge of the dynamics of these systems.
A better knowledge of the epidemiology of these viruses may have important consequences for diagnostic laboratories.
As the functional characterisation of protein kinases is quickly expanding, a better knowledge of the phosphatase complement of these unicellular parasites is essential to understand the complexity and regulation of many cellular processes controlled by phosphorylation.
A better knowledge of the genetic diversity of these newly discovered viruses will enable development of improved molecular detection systems and their subsequent use in epidemiologic studies involving diverse human cohorts.
