Sentence examples for evolved the knowledge from inspiring English sources

The advent of the OMIC technologies has strongly evolved the knowledge about the origin, the type and the response to therapy of a given tumor.

The hybrid model uses data mining to improve accuracy and uses genetic algorithm and evolutionary strategy to evolve the knowledge base of FES (DEFES).

The experimental variation in a family of controlled experiments, to expand and to evolve the knowledge on a topic, is proposed by Basili et al. (1999) and Juristo and Vegas (2009).

This study evolves the present knowledge of the psoriasis−MetS relationship, by its thorough adjustment of important lifestyle confounders, something that has been missing in most studies investigating this association.

From this knowledge evolved the single imperative that guided his actions on Sept. 19: deny Bragg the La Fayette road.

The humanities taught us we were not alone in our moments of challenge, and through that knowledge we evolved the inner fortitude to see it through.

From an ALCM stand point, going from clinical to commercial phase, methods will evolve and the knowledge gained can be used for future programs.

As scientific knowledge evolves, the semantics expressed in these more informal knowledge representations could provide a conduit for reverse engineering, driving ontology development from the bottom up as well as from the top down.

Strategies to design effective and safe colloidal carriers for biopharmaceuticals have evolved through applying the knowledge gained in nanotechnology to medicine.

As a more evolved being, with the knowledge of what is good and evil, humans have the option of dedicating themselves to one or the other, or neither.

The definition of cancer has evolved according to the knowledge and perspective of the scientific context in which it is conceived.