Sentence examples for further extend our knowledge from inspiring English sources

They further extend our knowledge on strategies evolved by natural products to target and perturb the microtubule cytoskeleton.

Such studies will help assess the reliability and validity of the presented results and further extend our knowledge of collaborative innovation processes in social exchange frameworks.

These data further extend our knowledge on the connection between wounding, calcium influx and ROS production.

With the recent technological developments, full genome sequencing has become more achievable and will hopefully further extend our knowledge of the genetic backgound of GCT development among these patients.

Second, the current findings further extend our knowledge of the neurobiological basis of recognition memory by demonstrating, for the first time, the importance of catecholamines within the PL in these processes.

The model can be used for different research questions, and provides opportunities to further extend our knowledge about both bacterial virulence factors that influence granuloma formation and host characteristics leading to differences in type of granuloma and early disease outcome.

Our discovery that depletion of CSD1 compromises pollen-tube growth further extends our knowledge of polar cell expansion, and it is likely to have a similar role during root-hair specification and morphogenesis.

The pseudo Z chromosome we constructed further extended our knowledge of evolutionary strata and their diversity in birds, making it possible to deduce the rearrangement events during different periods [ 8].

Thus, we attempted to further extend our current knowledge base regarding their regulatory function by assessing the putative functions of soybean TFs via comparative analyses with relevant GO annotations of Arabidopsis in TAIR.

Since there are three waves of apoptosis occurring at the embryonic and the first larval stages and the germ cells of gonad in adults of C. elegans [ 39], we anticipate that this method can be further used to extend our knowledge of the roles and mechanisms of DNase II activity in the third wave of apoptosis in C. elegans germ cells.

Further studies are necessary to extend our knowledge of the deregulated network of genes and affected mechanisms that are involved in RTT.