Sentence examples for better scientific knowledge from inspiring English sources

However, N doses similar to the arable treatments were applied at the same date in order to be able to gain better scientific knowledge about the dominant factors regulating N2O fluxes in agro-forest ecosystems.

I am curious to know the "why" behind everything, being prepared to ask questions that helps me develop a better scientific knowledge and basis for why certain things are done.

Finally, follow-up studies should be encouraged to gain better scientific knowledge of metal exposure and the effect of mitigation and remediation measures in contaminated sites.

The PHNs also recognized their responsibilities and the need to improve their communication skills to better transfer scientific knowledge and information to the community.

Although BBDR modeling held great promise as a tool that would enhance our ability to better incorporate scientific knowledge and multiple types of data into the estimation of low-dose risk, that promise has not been realized.

In each of these phases, teachers and students engage in activities that allow students to formulate a better understanding of scientific knowledge, attitudes and skills (Bybee et al., 2006).

Studying and solving practical problems is the social sciences' ultimate concern [43], and science claims to facilitate a "better life" [12] through scientific knowledge and social engineering [46].

Preparation for death needs both strong introspection., and better medical care, more scientific knowledge in order to stop the suffering" (NB3) For dying, each moment is good only if the spirit is right.

Moreover, our results will increase and will improve the community's toxicological and scientific knowledge offering a better service to the population.

He did this in a new context: the application of linguistic and scientific knowledge for a better understanding of Theology and in the service of the Res publica Christiana.

The transiting exoplanet project team at Webb's science operations center is planning to conduct three different types of observations that will provide both new scientific knowledge and a better understanding of the performance of Webb's science instruments.