Sentence examples for further increase our knowledge from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the two mutations we identified in NEXN may further increase our knowledge of Z-disc genes in the pathogenesis of LVNC.
Longitudinal studies would further increase our knowledge of the potential risks of mild anemia to the health of the elderly persons, while controlled clinical trials could investigate whether treating this condition would reduce the associated risks.
The generation of different single glycoforms will further increase our knowledge of structure function relations of IgG glycosylation and allow the production of mAbs with even higher clinical potency.
Other chromosomal loci still await refinement and characterization (Bogaerts et al. 2007; Gasser et al. 1998; Hicks et al. 2002; Pankratz et al. 2003) and will further increase our knowledge of the basic mechanisms underlying PD pathogenesis.
This complements results from research into preferences for involvement in adults with mental disorders [ 36- 38], and it would be of benefit to further investigate the preferences for involvement that young people with depressive disorders seen at a larger range of services have, to further increase our knowledge about the generalisability of this finding.
The study provides a wide range of data, which allow to further increase our knowledge on composition and manufacture of these often used decoration materials from the eighteenth century.
More recent studies have further increased our knowledge regarding HER4-associated apoptosis (Naresh et al, 2006).
Mechanistic studies have further increased our knowledge about the molecular pathways by which environmental factors contribute to extrinsic skin aging.
The present analysis of midgut tissue from L. longipalpis further increases our knowledge of the molecular events which occur throughout the adult lifecycle of the sand fly.
These results advocate for further research to increase our knowledge on the complex net of interactions among factors involved in recruitment at different scales, which in turn should be taken into account and incorporated in forthcoming management strategies.
"With further studies, scientists will increase our knowledge of how genetic switches like this interplay together to affect breast cancer risk, with the hope that one day this could lead to a blood test that could help predict a woman's chance of getting the disease".
