Sentence examples for on increasing understanding from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in vector design and production have built on increasing understanding of the basic biology of HSV to minimise vector toxicity and exploit viral features that give rise to lifelong latent infection in the nervous system.

Future research should focus on increasing understanding of the pathophysiological mechanisms of the disease and on the identification of reliable and sensitive outcome measures for clinical trials.

Evaluation in adaptive management is explicitly focused both on the efficacy of the intervention (management objectives) and on increasing understanding of the system being managed (learning objectives) (Satterstrom et al. 2007).

To follow the progressive principle, the instructor can then assign tasks of increasing difficulty based on evidence of increasing understanding shown in student work.

In addition to conventional cancer treatments such as surgery, radiation and cytotoxic chemotherapy, more selective treatments based on increased understanding of tumor biology and specific tumor subtypes have also become available [2].

Professional development in this area potentially benefits teachers in a number of ways; in choosing texts for reading with students, in planning and programming curriculum based on increased understanding and knowledge about picture books, and in their scaffolding exchanges with students during reading lessons.

Personalized diagnosis and treatment of NETs will be established based on increased understanding of molecular mechanisms of NETs.

We further expect that understanding gene expression changes and their correlation to human performance metrics will facilitate modification of flight regulations based on increased understanding of ethanol's impact on performance independent of blood alcohol concentration.

The teacher had friends who were trans, and was able to get the whole school on board, increasing understanding among staff and students of trans issues and tackling transphobic bullying.

Drawing on its increasing understanding of tissue or organ-specific stem cells, the institute is exploring the ability of these cells to replenish or repair damaged or congenitally abnormal tissues or organs.

Furthermore, the input of raw data at the specimen level would be useful in order to allow reinterpretation of data with more developed and sophisticated methods based on our increasing understanding of rock magnetism.