Sentence examples for further expanded the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Thus, our study further expanded the knowledge of expression of the hrp and effector genes in XVM2 medium.

These studies highlight the necessity to further expand the knowledge base on low-dose responses to ionizing radiation in vivo while regarding induced effects in a systemic and physiological context.

To further expand the knowledge base on the use of innovative fuels in the micro gas turbines, this paper provides insight into interrelation between specific fuel properties and their impact on combustion and emission formation phenomena in micro gas turbines for stationary power generation as well as their impact on material corrosion and deposit formation.

We seek to further expand the knowledge in this area of research.

Thus, it is extremely important to further expand the knowledge about the composition, organization, interaction, and molecular aspects of the extracellular matrix components because this knowledge may influence the modality of employed treatments.

An important challenge should be research to further expand the knowledge base, acknowledging the complexity of the ageing process and integrating different dimensions of research into human healthy ageing in properly designed studies.

A major challenge for the future of nutrition and ageing research is to further expand the knowledge base, acknowledging the complexity of the ageing process (including its inflammatory features) and integrating different dimensions of research into human healthy ageing in properly designed studies.

The aim of this study was to characterise AnMan5B and by comparative studies with the paralogous AnMan5A and AnMan5C as well as with TrMan5A, which is the closest homolog with a solved 3D structure, further expand the knowledge about differences in transglycosylation, substrate binding and alcohol transfer by β-mannanases in GH5.

These scientific research branches aim to further expand the current knowledge of the prevalence, incidence, impact, and management of cardiovascular abnormal conditions in selected or real-world patients.

Myosinome would be useful in performing sequence similarity searches against a database of known myosins belonging to selected classes and also in designing mutational experiments that can further expand the functional knowledge base of myosins.

In this regard, Zitt et al. further expand the body of knowledge showing this trend among patients who did not decrease vitamin D or increase phosphate binder usage at follow-up.