Sentence examples for to better knowledge from inspiring English sources

This program (SEEDS) automates and accelerates the documentation containing recommendations, standards and schedule of well construction operations, contributing to better knowledge management.

The main objective is to develop an understanding of regional groundwater quality as an aid to better knowledge of the groundwater regime for optimal management of groundwater resources.

Current usage of chemical fertilizer is also attributed to better knowledge about effective agricultural practices, though the contrary applies to usage of organic fertilizer.

The results suggest that the quantity of education matters for growth only insofar as it in fact leads to better knowledge and skills of the population.

This property of the CCFs is required for modeling the geographical distributions of seismic velocities (tomography), which will lead to better knowledge of the geological structures and characterization of the geothermal reservoir.

Though the emotions that correlated were different between the studies, deeper analysis of our data suggested that our correlation could be due to better knowledge of the tool's security benefits.

Recent publication of the SUPPORT tools for evidence-informed policymaking seeks to guide policymakers and the policy community to access better knowledge to support policy making.

The overall aim of the study was to identify persons at risk and to find associations to other diseases, possibly leading to a better knowledge of LCPDs etiology.

Mathematical models to explore DNA correlation structures may contribute to a better knowledge of the DNA and to find a concise DNA description.

To ensure their conservation, it is essential to gain better knowledge on their winter ecology in order to predict their spatial distribution and estimate their respective population sizes.

It leads to a better knowledge of dose distribution to the target and critical organs and allows more individualized and conformal treatment.