Sentence examples for increased basic knowledge from inspiring English sources

Increasing numbers of studies in West Africa, SE and South Asia and South America have increased basic knowledge of the ecology of estuarine fish faunas.

As there are few effective therapies for sepsis, increased basic knowledge about factors predisposing is needed.

Therefore, increased basic knowledge about factors predisposing to this deadly disease is urgently needed.

The expert panel and stakeholders assigned highest priority to new research designed to increase basic knowledge of the Aleutian Islands marine ecosystem.

An increasing basic knowledge of secondary vascular plant growth and development of trees using TE in vitro culture systems may contribute to practical applications addressing bioenergy demands, deforestation, and climate change issues.

Increasing basic knowledge on this healing process may shed more light on causal factors of AL, and additionally reduce the quantity and accelerate the quality of experimental studies.

Consequently the project with a budget of USD 1,217,505.83 aims at increasing basic knowledge of parents in Chornobyl affected areas on child care, nutrition and development and addresses Chernobyl-related stereotypes that are widely spread among parents in these areas.

Established in 1986, the mission of DAIDS is to help ensure an end to the HIV/AIDS epidemic by increasing basic knowledge of the pathogenesis and transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), supporting the development of therapies for HIV infection and its complications and co-infections, and supporting the development of vaccines and other prevention strategies.

The web exercise, however, neither raises interest in personal finance issues nor significantly increases basic financial knowledge.

It is apparent from the results of the survey that the programme has increased listeners' basic knowledge about HIV and AIDS as 61.3% reported to have gained this kind of information, 19.4% have learnt about positive living and 17.5% have learnt about the importance of testing.

Also, our findings suggest that there are opportunities to increase patients' basic knowledge about screening, and their understanding of which screening tests they have and have not received.