Sentence examples for by increasing understanding from inspiring English sources

By increasing understanding about post-traumatic epilepsy and injury expansion over time, it will be possible to design better treatments with specific molecular targets to prevent late-onset seizure occurrence following traumatic brain injury.

They can help shape interest groups' advocacy strategies, advise decisions about what communities to avoid when developing energy facilities, and guide policymakers' attempts to initiate energy policy that will be supported by the public by increasing understanding about how energy preferences are formed.

The mission of NIEHS is to improve human health by increasing understanding of how environmental exposures impact biological processes and systems that result in disease.

The results contribute to national efforts to improve cancer care in England by increasing understanding of patient groups at high risk of untimely diagnosis [ 9, 29, 40].

We bring new insights on research communication by increasing understanding of how researchers and communication specialists worked on different SRH and HIV issues and with different research methodologies, responding to changing policy climates to create windows of opportunity for influence.

Finally, inspired by increasing understanding of the genetic and molecular mechanisms involved in autism etiology, some autism researchers have suggested brain-wide neural impairments in factors such as long-distance connectivity (Kennedy & Courchesne, 2008), synaptic function and excitatory inhibitory balance (Rubenstein & Merzenich, 2003) or mitochondrial function (Rossignol & Frye, 2012).

The issues surrounding the use of E. coli have been relieved by the increasing understanding of what makes a soluble, active protein in an E. coli host or other microbial hosts.

However, changes are on the horizon, guided by the increasing understanding that difficult concepts require coherent, well-designed learning progressions and the new National Research Council Framework for K 12 Science Education.

Epidemiologically, vascular dementia is considered the second most prevalent type of dementia after Alzheimer's disease although this point of view maybe brought to doubt by our increasing understanding of Lewy body disease (Zesiewicz et al 2001; Henriksen et al 2006).

We predict that the future standard of care of lung cancer will involve patient tailored combination therapies that associate molecules that target specific genetic mutations or chemotherapeutic drugs with immune modulating agents, driven by the increasing understanding of the immune system in the cancer cell's environment.

There is also an increasing understanding by UNICEF headquarters and field staff of the ethical and legal standards that underpin the work of UNICEF in humanitarian action and response.