RCT and intervention studies were included within the final review if they identified the knowledge and/or information base of the participants about epilepsy then provided an intervention such as education, or giving information about epilepsy (oral and/or written) and then evaluated the effect of the intervention, such as improved knowledge about epilepsy or improved health outcome.
Random sampling improved knowledge about the fleet and confidence in catch estimates.
Thus, improved knowledge about the anticipated effects of the changing climate on these biotic threats is desirable.
That endeavour would benefit from improved knowledge about the type and strength of the zeolite adsorption sites.
In community planning workshops, different expectations, knowledge, and tools should be discussed to enable every participant to obtain an improved knowledge about the built environment.
Improved knowledge about the mechanisms that control ignition and flame development under such conditions is necessary for design purposes, especially with current trends to reduce engine compression ratio.
The characteristics and activity of all these landforms are important parts of the GeoBasis program, providing improved knowledge about the development of modern high-arctic periglacial landscapes.
In all, due to the combination of an experimental approach and the framework of metabolic control analysis, improved knowledge about the metabolic network was generated within one single experiment.
Application of high throughput genomic technologies has paved ways to gain an improved knowledge about the composition of the resident microbes and the ecosystem homeostasis and underscores the concept that dysbiosis of the flora may lead to predisposition to infection and diseases.
Building on the improved knowledge about highly radioresistant types of GBM, tumours in whom higher doses of radiation at best might marginally improve cell kill and tumour growth delay, versus less radioresistant types where proportionally larger gains including improved survival can be achieved, is crucial for the design of future trials testing this concept.
In view of the above we chose an alternative, candidate gene based approach, exploiting improved knowledge about genes most likely involved in combating mycobacterial infection (see Methods), and opportunistically sampling small numbers of cattle from each of many farms from a large catchment area.
