Sentence examples for broadened the knowledge of from inspiring English sources
Successful quantification of these phenomena has broadened the knowledge of DSC operational characteristics in the solid/liquid diffusion couple treatment, which can now be applied to other material systems.
The protein structure could broaden the knowledge of biocatalytic mechanism and provides guidance for further protein engineering.
In the current stage of studies, it would be premature to operationally apply intensity ratio because it is necessary to broaden the knowledge of the fluorescence of the natural constituents of seawater, which can deform the EEM spectra of oil.
To broaden the knowledge of in vitro cytotoxicity of allophane nanoparticles against human cancer cells, the cytotoxicity of both natural and synthetic allophane nanoparticles for cultured human alveolar basal epithelial (A549) cells was examined.
Or maybe, as Cory says, it's just that "experiences such as this broaden the knowledge of any parliamentarian fortunate enough to participate".
In this way it serves to broaden the knowledge of real world experiences and theories of learning [ 5].
The investigation of the underlying and associated causes of death related to dermatomyositis or polymyositis broaden the knowledge of the natural history of both diseases.
In this study, we extended the identification of wheat miRNAs to 689 and broaden the knowledge of tissues that some miRNAs preferentially expressed.
These findings not only broaden the knowledge of virus-chemical interactions in co-carcinogenesis of HCC, may also lead to the further study of chemoprevention of HBV-associated HCC.
Our findings broaden the knowledge of the tolerogenic properties of G-CSF, adding a potential new mechanism of direct APC modulation, which could contribute to the induction of Treg in vivo.
Considering all the afore-listed features, competent bodies' strategies should be implemented in order to broaden the knowledge of health professionals, drug manufacturers and general consuming public about the risks from the consumption of medicines potentially harmful to dental tissues.
