Sentence examples for increased fundamental knowledge from inspiring English sources
In the years after World War II, governments assumed a leading role in the support of research that increased fundamental knowledge about nature, a role that earlier had been played by universities, private foundations, and other nongovernmental supporters.
The combination of both entities has been suggested in proof of concept studies [ 52], illustrated in Figure 1, but needs proper testing, to increase fundamental knowledge about DTC and further improve treatment.
Academic basic research, research in its purest sense, is focused on increasing fundamental scientific knowledge.
Although the results from this study were consistent with earlier anatomical studies they incrementally increase the fundamental knowledge base about the genus Argyreia and point the way for further study.
In order to breed improved flax varieties we need to increase our fundamental knowledge of flax biology (fibre and seed formation, disease resistance, growth etc).
Although the understanding of oral biofilms and the influence of surface characteristics on microbial accumulation has increased, significant gaps in the fundamental knowledge about the formation and establishment of such microbial communities still exist.
Increased knowledge and fundamental understanding of nanoparticle mechanism of action in both immunostimulatory and delivery modes, and better understanding of in vivo biodistribution and fate, are urgently required, and will accelerate the rational design of nanoparticle-containing vaccines.
Increasing information regarding the gene regulation process will provide the fundamental knowledge for the development of novel therapy in the disease state of cancer.
But is there a global crisis in the supply of fundamental knowledge, as Geim suggests?
The fundamental knowledge of the world, transcending ordinary consciousness, is not equally attainable by everyone.
Studies of fungi have greatly contributed to the accumulation of fundamental knowledge in biology.
