These results suggest that reviewing of normal histology before the course and taking the web-based course entrance examination boosted knowledge of histology in the "short term".
The markers identified here will now certainly facilitate such GWASs, providing added-value to this wide characterization work, thus boosting knowledge on the genetic determinants of useful cocoa traits.
Boosting knowledge on nerve healing.
Despite many efforts to boost knowledge, studies show that most people don't understand rudimentary principles of finance and investing.
Spaced education is an evidence-based form of education that has been demonstrated to improve knowledge acquisition and to boost knowledge retention [ 12].
Mr Forster says that Tata bought JLR partly to boost its knowledge of advanced technologies and processes, and that is happening, but there is no way the next XJ, for example, will be engineered anywhere other than England.
It's important to boost students' knowledge of what jobs are out there, so check out this careers research resource for key stage 4. Pupils start by assessing the usefulness of different sources of careers information such as websites, prospectuses and industry materials.
The 100 or so specimens, gathered during a September cruise in the North Atlantic, will boost scientific knowledge of these mysterious creatures, some of which live 15,000 feet down, and bolster the Museum of Comparative Zoology's invertebrate collections, of which Giribet is the faculty curator.
Experimental treatments for cleaning acrylics, using such things as lasers, enzymes and liquid carbon dioxide, are due to be tested by researchers at the Tate, who are also working with conservators at the Getty to boost their knowledge of paints.An even trickier area is digital art, or "time-based media" in art-world lingo.
However, a trove uncovered by paleontologists in northwest China is home to hundreds of well-preserved pterosaur bones that will help boost our knowledge of the creatures.
