Sentence examples for further knowledge about the from inspiring English sources
To get further knowledge about the mechanisms of erythrocyte membrane disruption, we measured the MDA content and SOD activity after SiNP incubation at different concentrations.
The results of this experiment provide further knowledge about the direct and indirect effects of pesticide stress on the ecosystem level.
Thus, the upper bound for the performance of Algorithm 1 can be improved with a tighter analysis if we have further knowledge about the distribution of harvesting rates among nodes.
Further knowledge about the exact biological and clinical properties of ivabradine with its more widespread use may help to understand better the frequency of effects on migraine and aura as well as the potential mechanisms.
To get a further knowledge about the colossal electroresistance (CER) effects in the Au/NBT/FTO system, we performed a careful study of the current voltage (I V) dependence.
Investigators in the US and UK believe he may have further knowledge about the Pan Am airliner bombing in over Lockerbie in Scotland in 1988 in which 270 people died.
Further knowledge about this issue may contribute to understanding the cause and complications of migraine and may be essential for development of treatment approaches.
Multicenter prospective randomized controlled trials, like the ongoing CHiP (Control of Hyperglycemia in Pediatric Intensive Care) trial in the UK, will provide further knowledge about this intriguing topic.
Further knowledge about this issue, as well as about underlying biological mechanisms for the adverse effect of a pregnancy, may give valuable information for improved and more individualized treatment.
Sensitivity analysis of some safety system parameters is performed to get further knowledge about their influence on the function of the safety system.
Since an altered response to ovarian stimulation is also a characteristic of the disease, further knowledge about its aetiology could help in defining the parameters that determine the response of an individual to ovarian stimulation.
