increased knowledge

collocation in English

meanings of increaseand knowledge

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increase
noun[C or U]
uk /ˈɪn.kriːs/ us /ˈɪn.kriːs/
a rise in the amount or size ...
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knowledge
noun
uk /ˈnɒl.ɪdʒ/ us /ˈnɑː.lɪdʒ/
understanding of or information about a subject that you get by experience or study, either known by one person or by ...
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Examples of increased knowledge

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The cycle of increasedknowledge, enhanced care, greater public acceptance, and support for even more advances in knowledge could thus begin anew.
Increasedknowledge of what the treatment entails may account for this difference in acceptance.
On the whole, increasedknowledge has not been shown to translate to improving the quality of life of caregivers and reducing their psychological burden.
Increasedknowledge about the specific microbiological causes of sepsis may be crucial in improving the high morbidity and mortality of the disease.
The second source of improved productivity is the increasedknowledge or capacity that the farmer obtains by participating in the research process.
Increasedknowledge is required to meet this challenge.
A substantial number of parents in both groups reported increasedknowledge about risk and resiliency in children as a result of participating in the project.
With practice individual scores may well increase due to increasedknowledge and understanding of what is required during the test.
These findings suggest that increasedknowledge about risk and resiliency alone may not result in the desired changes in behaviors and attitudes.
Where the arts were taught well, pupils acquired increasedknowledge of and skills in art forms, personal and social development, and the enrichment of communication, expressive skills and creativity.
Although the questions have scarcely altered, the answers have evolved greatly with increasedknowledge.
Eight volunteers, however, acknowledged that they would gain personally through increasedknowledge, insight and coping skills in relation to arthritis.
The main benefit associated with international joint assessment projects is the increasedknowledge and experience of participants (27%), which probably impacts positively on their organizations.
The increasedknowledge of leaders and followers which he provided gave the regime greater confidence than ever before.
These different kinds of intentions can come into conflict for interpreters due to changes in empirical circumstances, increasedknowledge, or improved moral thinking.
Our increasedknowledge of the immune system has helped to rectify that bias.
This greater efficiency is, in turn, due in part to increasedknowledge and better-designed economic institutions.
It increasedknowledge, both of the community under study and of the roles, experiences and working practices of other team members.
With increasedknowledge about early development in autism, it may be possible to extend screening efforts down to 1 year of age.
Pre- and post-test evaluation of this infusion approach indicated that the module successfully increasedknowledge and challenged student myths and stereotypes regarding older age.
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