Sentence examples for knowledge of these interactions from inspiring English sources

The West African monsoon interacts strongly with the land surface, yet knowledge of these interactions is severely limited by the lack of observations of surface energy fluxes.

Moreover, knowledge of these interactions might also facilitate the use of TiO2 in biotechnological applications.

Knowledge of these interactions has facilitated design of recombinant proteins with altered serum half-lives and/or altered biodistribution.

Knowledge of these interactions may have important implications for the design of opioids with more specific actions, and for eliminating the addictive liability of these drugs.

Our increasing knowledge of these interactions and associations has finally allowed us to design targeted or immune-mediated strategies to interfere with the lymphoma microenvironment, thereby opening promising therapeutic avenues on the road to cure for these yet incurable diseases.

Knowledge of these interactions can come from a variety of sources.

Studies investigating mineral stability and the interaction between organisms and the lithosphere (e.g. Jones et al., 1981), though not yet focusing on Acarospora, have considerably increased knowledge of these complex interactions.

Predicting and managing changes in ecosystem functioning resulting from declining biodiversity is likely to require an extensive knowledge of these complex interactions, and as such, resource complexity must form a major component of future research into the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning.

Recent knowledge of these cell interactions has provided new concepts for the development of new immunomodulatory therapies.

A better knowledge of these metabolic interactions may be of importance in the development of new therapeutic agents in oncology, as well as for the development of more efficient preventive strategies for some cancer phenotypes.

Yet, quantitative knowledge of these functional interactions is primitive and does not readily assist in predicting which genes will be most affected by the deletion of ligase, except perhaps endonuclease [ 6].