Sentence examples for consolidating our knowledge from inspiring English sources

Ongoing analysis of macrophage-related datasets and an interest in consolidating our knowledge of a number of signalling pathways directed our choice of pathways to be mapped (see Figure 1).

The aim of the conference was to bring together workers on modern, outcrop, experimental and seismic studies in order to consolidate our knowledge and better integrate our understanding on the internal architecture and bedforms in turbidite channels.

The wide range coverage of genes involved in diverse cellular activities and large number of novel sequences in our EST collection will not only consolidate our knowledge on known genes in testis [31] [37] but also provide us rich resources to identify novel genes functioning during spermatogenesis.

The medaka testicular EST collection we obtained has wide range coverage and will not only consolidate our knowledge on the comparative analysis of known genes' functions in the testis but also provide a rich resource to dissect molecular events and mechanism of spermatogenesis in vivo and in vitro in medaka as an excellent vertebrate model.

For these reasons, it is vital to consolidate our knowledge base to fill these gaps, better understand causal mechanisms and reduce the global burden of suicide.

Still it may be even more important to consolidate our current knowledge and abilities and enforce quality standards to allow as many patients as possible to benefit from already excellent treatment approaches.

I'd love to see senior students teaching younger ones, because translating what you've learned for someone else makes you consolidate your knowledge.

Your time may be well spent developing your work experience portfolio, rather than attempting a masters, unless you want to change career direction and need to consolidate your knowledge of a new field.

Read regularly your units and do the exercises to consolidate your knowledge.

It is not necessary, but doing so will increase your experience working with students and it will also help you consolidate your knowledge of the program.

Grounded in the pedagogy of spaced education (Kelley & Whatson, 2013), the app's primary purpose was to systemically test students on what they learnt in the low-stakes environment, hence consolidating their knowledge of the content.