Sentence examples for increased scientific understanding from inspiring English sources

His work greatly increased scientific understanding and attracted a wider following, primarily through his books.

"The reasons for the growth of the industry include increased funding, from both governmental and private sources, as well as an increased scientific understanding of the immune system that will enable real breakthroughs in the field," he says.

The goals of the CRS resource are to (1) encourage and equip high school teachers to help students manage any tension they may experience between a scientific study of evolution and their religious and cultural beliefs and (2) create a classroom environment that supports an increased scientific understanding of evolution.

In principle many additional parameterizations could be used to eliminate some effects for some species (i.e. remove terms associated with species-parameters with posteriors including zero), but we considered that this extra computational effort could not be justified in terms of increased scientific understanding.

Nearly all of the studies identified increased scientific understanding of lay perceptions of environmental health exposures.

We use the U.S. National Park Service (NPS) guidelines to illustrate a history of flexible interpretation of policy in response to increased scientific understanding of ecological systems, public opinions, and desires, and new laws and administrative directives.

The images also "provide a gateway to increase scientific understanding, by clarifying how nature behaves and how the scientific method leads us to develop models of this behavior and then subject these models to rigorous tests" (National Research Council Astronomy and Astrophysics Survey Committee 2000).

Perhaps the most significant report of student understanding comes from the seminal work of Bishop and Anderson (1990), who used principles of conceptual change learning to force dissatisfaction with existing conceptions in an attempt to increase scientific understanding.

Nevertheless, this application of consistent methods makes a useful contribution to the continuous improvement of GHGIs, because it may help in identifying possible errors, in increasing scientific understanding and ultimately in building confidence in the estimates of emissions and removals reported by the countries by increasing consistency, transparency and completeness of the estimates.

There is research being done by the NINDS to increase scientific understanding of these disorders as well to identify prevention and treatment methods.

There is increasing scientific understanding of the human and environmental health consequences of chemicals and the energy demands associated with chemical processing.