"further improving the knowledge" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to continuing to enhance or expand one's understanding or expertise in a particular subject or area. Example: "Attending workshops and seminars is crucial for further improving our knowledge in the field of medicine."
Most of the available data demonstrating this association is based on association studies, lacking human intervention studies, which would further improve the knowledge of gut microbiota influence on NAFLD.
These findings further improve the current knowledge of biomineralization and organelle biogenesis in prokaryotic systems.
In this context, only a scientific approach involving innovative nanoscale techniques can be the way to further improve the basic knowledge on these crucial aspects related to surfaces and interfaces, which can be ultimately useful both for the material growers and for the device makers.
Therefore, this study further improves the previous knowledge on the vasculature-protective effects of AEPS as it shows that AEPS can effectively increase cell defense mechanism against oxidative stress.
The integration of in vivo and in silico data allowed us to make predictions on the functioning of PRR in living cells and to drive the design of further laboratory experiments, aimed at improving the knowledge of this pathway.
We demonstrated that these data are needed to further improve the ability to retrieve biological knowledge from large-scale data such as microarrays, RNA-seq or (phospho-) proteomics.
The ultimate goal is to integrate modern statistical methods with genetic data and biological knowledge, which will further improve the power to detect complex interactions (54).
30 32 Further improving knowledge about the organs suitable for donation, the methods available for registration and the regulations that govern the process of organ donation in the UK could help remove significant barriers and encourage engagement in prosocial behaviours.
This goal can only be realistically achieved by further improving our knowledge of the gastric tumour at a molecular level.
