Sentence examples for to improved knowledge from inspiring English sources

In 1806 the Scoresbys reached latitude 81°12′ N, north of Spitsbergen, a record northing at the time, and in 1822 the younger Scoresby made a detailed map of the east coast of Greenland from 75° to 69° N. Just as whaling led to improved knowledge of the coastlines, the fur trade helped to open the interiors of Arctic lands.

While focusing on perceptions and attitudes of the local people towards PFM, the present study contributed to improved knowledge of human dimensions.

Analysis of nuclear DNA by flow cytometry is interesting in fundamental research and has broadly contributed to improved knowledge on cell DNA content and their distribution in the various phases of cell cycle.

Earth- and spacecraft-based measurements have led to improved knowledge of the isotopic ratios in Jupiter's atmosphere.

A better understanding of the role that these genes play in the strength and integrity of muscle may contribute to improved knowledge of mechanical sensing and load transmission [97] and may impact treatment of musculoskeletal disorders in humans.

As one nurse summarized, "The mentoring program has contributed to improved knowledge and better team work".

But its outlines are clear: it seeks to improve knowledge about suicide, to determine the best ways to prevent it, and to put such measures into practice.

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

And in sending the initial reconnaissance patrol, Stone might have been seeking to improve knowledge of the area.

The few Etruscan-Latin bilingual inscriptions, all funerary, have little importance with respect to improving knowledge of Etruscan.

Ever since Adam Smith, economics has been pursued as a science, as a discipline that seeks to improve knowledge about economic phenomena.