Sentence examples for current knowledge of the development from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews current knowledge of the development of chronic pain and the multidisciplinary team approach to pain therapy.

Aware of the urgent and growing need to improve the management of chronic cancer and non-cancer pain, at its meeting on 17th and 18th June 2011 the Advisory Board reviewed current knowledge of the development of chronic pain and the advantages of a multidisciplinary team approach to the provision of pain therapy, in order to support its wider dissemination.

I have used current knowledge on the development of extant arthropods, together with published descriptions of fossils, to reconstruct the germband stages of a series of key taxa leading from the arthropod lower stem group to crown group taxa.

It is hoped that this review paper will provide current knowledge on the development of higher-order continuum models and inspire further applications of these models in predicting the behaviour of micro- and nano-structures.

The current knowledge on the development of drug resistance is based largely on research on drug sensitive/resistant cell lines.

This review will focus on our current knowledge of the mechanisms controlling the embryonic development of the renal vasculature.

Current knowledge of the molecular regulation of mammary development and lactation has largely been derived from dissection of signaling networks in cell culture systems and phenotypic characterization of genetically altered mice.

Our findings will complement the current knowledge of the genetics of regeneration and facilitate the development of molecular markers for use in tomato breeding and gene isolation.

Second, what does our current knowledge of the role of FOXP2 in language development tell us about linguistic nativism?

Current knowledge of the mechanisms of tissue fusion throughout development are limited and are of considerable interest as failure of tissue fusion also accounts for other common human birth defects such as cleft palate and neural tube defects (10, 11).

The findings extend our current knowledge of the pathogenesis of PD, which may facilitate the development of a neuroprotective strategy to treat PD.