Sentence examples for summary knowledge of from inspiring English sources

In summary, knowledge of genetic findings and of phenotypes leads to optimal management of the patient and family.

In summary, knowledge of the role of PRCP in mouse appetite regulation has provided a new view of the ability of PRCP to influence obesity.

In summary, knowledge of an association between GJH and knee injuries is mainly derived from studies of adults and in sports-specific studies, while knowledge of the influence of GJH on knee injuries in children and adolescents is sparse.

The fine distinctions among different verbs and bone broths like the even finer distinctions made, later in the book, between every possible action of a chef's knife were the summary knowledge not just of a lifetime but of some three centuries of French culinary craft.

In summary, knowledge and understanding of these conditions would be helpful to the development of some therapies, which may provide better care to these patients.

In summary, knowledge and consideration of these breed-specific (or even population-specific) differences is important, as this may potentially impact the choice of treatment regimen, prognosis for the patient and advice given to owners of an epileptic dog.

In summary, although knowledge of lupus is growing, greater awareness of the disease amongst both patients and the general public is an issue that needs to be addressed.

In summary, better knowledge of the pathophysiology can optimize prevention and treatment measures in cases of RM kidney injury.

In summary, the knowledge of HDAC proteins in learning and brain diseases has significantly increased in the last 5 years.

Figure 1 gives an abridged summary of knowledge of lipids and additional factors that modulate TRPC5 or TRPC6, providing comparisons for these two examples of TRPCs that have been studied relatively intensely.

(Patient Malusi Moloi, Soweto) In summary, the knowledge of the administrative processes used to determine eligibility and gain approval and the administrative process itself appeared to be unnecessarily onerous from the perspective of patients.