Sentence examples for by increased knowledge from inspiring English sources
Improvements of energy efficiency and reduction of Electricity Consumption (EC) could be pushed by increased knowledge on consumption profiles.
(FG3) The "acceptance" described refers to the facilitation of communication with and referral to western doctors brought about by increased knowledge of western medicine.
A recent study from Viet Nam reports vitamin K deficiency as a major problem in the region around Hanoi [ 32], a problem that is preventable by increased knowledge and use of Vitamin K prophylaxis.
17 By increased knowledge about what causes delay in acute management of stroke and by evaluation of weak links, the number of patients eligible for thrombolytic treatment can be increased.
In future, this information might be used to plan resource allocation between sub-channels by comparing the cost in relation to the impact (measured by increased knowledge and better practice of MNCH program).
A number of our top-cited papers emphasize that the link between health, aging, nutrition, and energetics would be dramatically advanced by increased knowledge of how various nutrient and caloric manipulations affect and integrate both upstream mediators and downstream effectors of TOR activity, particularly on a tissue-specific basis.
The innovation drive of the White Paper will be to maintain and build on the science base by increasing knowledge interaction between this base and business, as well as amongst businesses themselves.
As described above, the primary goal of the AwI Seminar is not simply to reduce academic dishonesty, but rather to develop students' moral functioning by increasing knowledge and skills associated with greater moral awareness, judgment, commitment and action.
By increasing knowledge, our educational tool also increased acceptance rates for HCV testing.
In general, it is assumed that patient education, by increasing knowledge, may change behavior and lifestyle and promote health.
The results suggest that DAs may improve the informed consent process by increasing knowledge and reducing decisional regret.
