Sentence examples for knowledge regarding to from inspiring English sources

At present, there is still lack of knowledge regarding to these questions.

This review summarises information and knowledge regarding to ONO-1301 ONO-1301SR01SR as a tissue regeneration-based drug for cardiac disease and proposes prospect of ONO-1301 for new drug in chronic pathologies.

Melatonin anti-angiogenic properties have been reported both in in vivo (Cho et al, 2011; Cui et al, 2012) and in vitro models, implementing the existing knowledge regarding to its oncostatic role (Kim et al, 2013).

Although this assumption is increasingly challenged, there is a lack of knowledge regarding to what degree the extent of intraspecific trait variation in response to varying environmental conditions depends on the considered traits and the characteristics of the studied species to evaluate the consequences for trait-based species ranking.

To expand upon this literature and improve our knowledge regarding obstacles to care, we chose to carry out the present study.

Determining the mechanisms that lead to polarized Th responses should expand our knowledge regarding immunity to L. major, and should add to our understanding of immunoregulation in general.

The majority of dentists in our study rated their knowledge regarding ED to be relatively good to very good.

Novice midwives regarded hierarchical structures as a barrier to dissemination of knowledge regarding AMTSL to senior midwives, who sometimes had not acquired the necessary knowledge themselves through training.

Unfortunately, a lack of knowledge regarding alternatives to participation may compel subjects to continue in studies despite knowledge of the right of withdraw [ 41, 42].

Likewise, there is a lack of knowledge regarding biomarkers to predict which patients will develop OA and are more likely to progress to severe disease.

Women's knowledge regarding mother-to-child-transmission was assessed using selected indicators from the Behavioral Surveillance Surveys, which are widely used in Africa [ 22].