Sentence examples for provide more knowledge from inspiring English sources

The International Headache Society‵s classification committee encourages further research in order to provide more knowledge and information of secondary headaches [4, 14].

This study helps to further understand the mechanics of the tube hydroforming process and to provide more knowledge for die design and material selection.

Therefore, the objectives of the present study were (i) to obtain year-round N2O emission data in various agro-ecosystems (cropland and agro-forestry) in central Germany and (ii) to provide more knowledge on how a legume-based crop production system may affect N2O budget.

Future research should, among other things, provide more detailed knowledge on performance of all roof pond variants, further explore suitability of roof ponds relative to other passive design measures, examine effectiveness of roof ponds when combined with other passive design measures, analyze life-cycle costs of roof ponds, and provide more knowledge on their real-world application.

Many of the over 500 compounds have medicinal value and research continues to provide more knowledge about how they work.

This study will provide more knowledge on the treatment of chronic mechanical low back pain.

For all three languages, the absolute value of the correlation coefficient with I is larger than with f, showing that self-information provides more knowledge about word valence than plain frequency of use.

It allows better understanding of deposit variability, effective selection of drill core samples from the deposit, quick and efficient prediction of metallurgical performance, and provides more knowledge to a holistic approach of circuit and tailings design and optimisation in prefeasibility/feasibility stage.

The architect is working in collaboration with local experts to overcome the poachers, partly by providing more knowledge to local people about the ways they can profit from their environment, rather than abuse it.

Providing more knowledge about disease causes can improve hand hygiene but is unlikely to influence social avoidance, which appears less amenable to formal health messages.

In the present work, we aimed at providing more knowledge on the contribution of characteristics of nanocarrier and encapsulated dye to MN-mediated transdermal delivery of nanoencapsulated dyes.