Sentence examples for our improved knowledge from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly, some of this exaggerated concern over weight is supremely modern, and owes its importance to the visual media, especially television, and changing social mores, as well as our improved knowledge of the health risks associated with obesity.

Regardless of our improved knowledge of the ionosphere dynamics, the day-to-day variability still lies within the framework of statistical estimations and the underlying physical mechanisms are far from being fully understood.

The impact of fragment-based drug discovery (FBDD) on recent drug discovery projects and our improved knowledge of the structural and thermodynamic details of ligand binding has prompted us to explore the relationships between ligand-binding thermodynamics and FBDD.

Second, our improved knowledge of its wild habitat gives us new environmental parameters to test for mutant phenotypes.

In summary, our improved knowledge of the molecular biology of LAHNC has revealed that specific disease subtypes may be amenable to personalised treatment approaches.

We should examine even the very unlikely scenarios (the once-in-500 year events) whose consequences can be extreme, and decide whether the risks warrant actions taken to mitigate them.While our improving knowledge of how volcanoes work will help in refining the forecasts, what really needs work is bridging of the gap between the uncertain science and the required decision-making.

Based on our improving knowledge of cellular abnormalities in lupus, a variety of T-cell and B-cell surface-expressed molecules can conceptually be targeted to bypass or correct these dysfunctions.

This is partly due to our continuously improving knowledge on disease biology and genomics, which allows more prevalent diseases to be broken down into several rare diseases.

"We wanted to use our data visualization to improve knowledge of complex health topics," Mr. Qualter said.

Our purpose was to improve knowledge of chemical effects of uranium following chronic ingestion.

We "read" human behavior every day in our interaction with colleagues, family, friends, and public figures, and our reading improves our knowledge, perspicacity, judgment, and sensitivity.