Sentence examples for increased by the knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Contemporary books are worth reading, but their richness is many times increased by the knowledge of what came before.

A run of six domestic victories ended at White Hart Lane as the Dutchman fell to a 1-0 defeat – his frustration increased by the knowledge of United's aberration at Fulham a few miles south-west.

Empowerment is increased by the knowledge of whether the book is present in front of the robot or not, because the causal effect of an action on the sensor depends on the presence of the book in front of the robot.

The results of Figure  3 show that even in a simple and perfectly known physical system, the earthquake predictability of a fault, based on empirical statistics of past earthquakes, is not increased by the knowledge of the Coulomb stress change derived from nearby earthquakes.

Their anxiety is increased by the knowledge that some of the missile defense systems currently under consideration -- especially those to be based in space -- would have the inherent capability to attack satellites.

Raymond was becoming "restive about doing his duty", a restlessness increased by the knowledge that four of his five brothers were already enlisted.

The probability of the generalization ∀x(P x) ⊃ Q x)) is indeed increased by our knowledge of P(S) and Q S).

It is clear that some uncertainty could be reduced by increasing the knowledge of the corrosion mechanism or testing the structure: in this case the uncertainty should be modelled as epistemic instead of aleatory (Saassouh and Lounis 2012; Do et al. 2005).

By increasing the knowledge of how depressive symptoms change across the course of childhood, earlier diagnoses of depression in children can be made and the best treatment options can be selected.

Glycemic control and early diagnosis of DFU can be improved by increasing the knowledge of the patients and healthcare professionals to prevent the development of high-grade wounds, which would be a significant step in the collective effort to ease the burden of DFU in Iran.

Therefore our aim was to determine whether an educational reproductive health program conducted by medical student peer educators increased the knowledge of secondary school pupils and also of the medical students themselves.