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Field studies based on frequent sampling of the same individuals are encouraged to gain a better knowledge on how frequently re-infections occur in nature and how they influence viral shedding patterns.

Large potential gains in wellbeing for the mother and society as a whole can be achieved with better knowledge on how nausea in pregnancy is being treated.

Similarly, caregivers advised by an IMCI trained provider had much better knowledge on how to prepare and give ORS and how to care for the sick child at home than those advised by a non-IMCI-trained provider.

I think that going to the centre is giving her a chance for better knowledge on how to take care of her family," said Nhi's Grandmother, Vo Thi Thoi.

The results of this study will provide better knowledge on how the results obtained with spirometry influence smokers in relation to the rate of withdrawd and aspects little known such as the use of the spirometry results to reinforce repeated and reminder brief structured antismoking advice.

It also reviews the challenges associated with collecting community indicator data, along with important innovations in the field that have contributed to better knowledge of how to collect and analyze community-level data on the impact of alcohol.

"When you look at him now, he gets his head up more when he's on the ball," says Gray. "He has a better knowledge of how to get into the game and how to get away from defenders.

Knowing where people are when inside is the next frontier for mapping, and Apple's already working on efforts like iBeacons that will mesh nicely with a better knowledge of how interior spaces are constructed.

Better forecasts of the impact of climate variation on agriculture will need fine regional climate models, but also a better knowledge of how climate and agriculture interact as well as of how agro-ecosystems respond to climate variation [9] [10].

Better knowledge of how to instruct and of the role of imitation in transmitting cultural concepts is needed.

To achieve development goals through energy, it requires better knowledge of how people make decisions about their energy use [1].