Sentence examples for in increased understanding from inspiring English sources

The scientific methodology, financial resources, and logistics of clinical research for rare diseases have changed dramatically in the past two decades resulting in increased understanding of the pathophysiology of these disorders and direct benefit to patients.

In addition, working together encourages participants to take responsibility for their own learning, resulting in increased understanding of their professional thinking and their skills as beginning professionals (Gokhale 1995; Dillenbourg et al. 1996; Wray 2007).

Since schistosomal parasites are among the first animals to develop sexual dimorphism[ 5], further study on this aspect may result in increased understanding of the molecular control of female and male development.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/14/206/prepub wouldulikeike to thank the patients who participated in the focus groups, and contributed to the discussions resulting in increased understanding of results handling systems.

As well, participation by coroners will hopefully result in increased understanding of the difficulties faced both by those caring for the dying and for those asked to review the care received – for it is only through open dialogue that we can ever hope overcome any doubts about intent – to palliate or to kill – and thereby improve the quality of end-of-life care.

Second, though some differences between self and proxy-completed responses in this research remained after applying the propensity score methodology, the consistent use of this methodology in the literature should result in increased understanding regarding the differences between self and proxy-completed responses.

Universities and research organisations lead in increasing understanding of topics of public interest, through teaching, research and scholarship.

The future of treating this disease therefore lies in increasing understanding of the mutations which cause tumourigenesis, and insight into the development and progression of this complex disease.

Chorley was a lifelong environmentalist, especially interested in the role of geography and the geographer in increasing understanding of the environment and also the development of environmental economics – a fusion of his professional skills as an accountant and his passion as an environmentalist.

The results are analyzed to show that novel, non-intuitive, and biologically interesting properties can be deduced from the computation, thus demonstrating that mathematical modeling which extrapolates from existing information and underlying principles can be successful in increasing understanding of some biological systems.

The conceptual change model of learning is still questionable in evolution education at the university level, and studies comparing the effectiveness of this model to traditional ones in increasing understanding and acceptance of ET are necessary.