Sentence examples for provide a better knowledge of from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he strengthened Chinese Buddhism by helping provide a better knowledge of Buddhist sacred texts.

The review introduces some novel CTC detection techniques and therapeutic methods by virtue of nanotechnology to provide a better knowledge of the progress about CTC study.

An empirical analysis of firm exit or default determinants which tends to provide a better knowledge of explanatory variables on the one hand and a methodological perspective mainly consisting in testing new techniques on the other.

These results provide a better knowledge of the hydrogen retention mechanism by spillover in Pd-doped MOF materials, being useful in the designing of new materials for hydrogen storage at room temperature.

In risk-prone areas, measuring risk representation can help implementing communication and disclosing information among the population, in order to increase individual initiatives to protect themselves and their properties or to provide a better knowledge of the appropriate measures to be adopted during or after a disaster.

The identification of contexts and mechanisms for improved outcomes is known as realist evaluation and will provide a better knowledge of the essential conditions of effectiveness when the ICP is implemented in other localities.

Novel data from the ongoing genome sequencing project from 13 more Anopheles species will provide a better knowledge on the orthology and synteny of these genes and, hopefully, a stable phylogenetic framework to trace the evolution of relevant amino acid substitutions in copies of this gene cluster.

This study provides a better knowledge of the crosstalk of Trichoderma virens, an agriculturally relevant biocontrol agent, with plants.

Based on the relevant role of Trichoderma virens as a biological control agent this study provides a better knowledge of its crosstalk with plants in a host-specific manner.

Besides providing a better knowledge of the disease pathogenesis, the results obtained could allow to develop proper therapeutic treatments, as the hybrid protein could have defects different from those of the parental enzymes.

Studies which include new molecular techniques are required to provide a better knowledge base about the burden of disease from staphylococcus pneumonia in developing countries.