Sentence examples for expansion of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

The last decade has witnessed a remarkable expansion of the knowledge about these systems and novel molecular architectures, catalytic mechanisms and target proteins have been revealed.

30 % and 14%% of students chose the high and very high option to indicate that the Wiki enables the expansion of the knowledge, discovering other aspects of the subjects like the research field and, not limited to the basic knowledge given in class.

The 55,088 annotated unigenes represented a significant expansion of the knowledge contained in existing C. sinensis EST libraries.

The expansion of the knowledge of the AEDs and the corrected implantation of the chain of survival 'on board' will increase the extense of recovery of cardiopulmonary arrest victims in aircrafts.

In this latter case, it is interesting to understand who benefited from the expansion of the knowledge, i.e., whether it is only the members, or some of them (and if so, whom), or if the expansion had spillover effects to a wider audience.

Three main issues are at stake: the interface between science (in this case, the educational research) and technology (the practical knowledge used by teachers), the low level of codification, which hampers the access to and the expansion of the professional knowledge base and the incentive problems posed by the need for knowledge and innovation diffusion across classrooms and schools.

We have proposed an expansion of the standard knowledge, attitudes, practice (KAP) approach to behaviour change, known as CASCADA [ 40].

With the recent expansion of the current knowledge and developments in this area, a thorough review of contemporary genetics and 'omics' technologies in human reproduction is timely.

The legislation that created it speaks of the expansion of human knowledge of the atmosphere and space, and the improvement of the usefulness and performance of aeronautical and space vehicles.

In the National Aeronautics and Space Act, which established the agency in 1958, the first objective of the agency was listed as "the expansion of human knowledge of the earth and of phenomena in the atmosphere and space".

Finally, the unique structure of RACK1 and the expansion of knowledge of the protein-protein interactions mediating the binding of RACK1 to partners provide us with a great opportunity to develop new therapeutics by the design and development of peptides, and in the future possibly small organic compounds, which will interfere with specific binding of proteins to RACK1.