Sentence examples for further scientific understanding from inspiring English sources
The discovery that atoms can disintegrate by emitting a pro ton, or positively charged parti cle, from the nucleus is expected to further scientific understanding of the structure and be havior of nuclei.
Lamont is engaged in programs to further scientific understanding of marine mammal response to acoustic research, and is working with specialists in the field of marine mammals to help inform future researcher programs.
The techniques of systems biology have been applied to the study of immunologic diseases to integrate disparate datasets, formulate and test new hypotheses, and further scientific understanding of complex biological processes.
In 2017, the institute debuted its database of live human brain cells, which may help further scientific understanding of conditions like autism, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
The investigation aimed to identify additional cases, help prevent future incidents by identifying possible risk factors for infection, describe the outbreak epidemiology, and further scientific understanding of the epidemiology and natural history of hepatitis E infection.
While the majority of authors are funded to carry out research, they are also under increasing pressure to publish their results in ways that make them widely accessible at the earliest opportunity in order to further scientific understanding and benefit society more directly.
The Gardel Lab at UChicago blends physics and biology, furthers scientific understanding of how cells sense mechanical forces and respond to those forces with chemical activity.
Carbon diffusion profiles are compared and concentration dependent diffusion coefficients are discussed to further advance scientific understanding of diffusion process in supersaturated S-phase.
Medtronic is sponsoring the Apogee study to further enhance scientific understanding of the implant procedure, optimized blood pressure management, and anticoagulation/ antiplatelet therapy in patients receiving a Medtronic HeartWare™ Ventricular Assist Device (HVAD™) for destination therapy.
This research includes new approaches to the design, manufacture and control of wearable robotic devices and characterizing their performance through biomechanical and physiological studies so as to further the scientific understanding of how humans interact with such machines.
Our findings suggest that females possess more efficient hemodynamics in the PFC during working memory and emphasize the importance of studying the PFC to further a scientific understanding of gender differences.
