Sentence examples for Insight into knowledge from inspiring English sources

This is based on the feedback from some of our international university partners who want to have an early insight into knowledge gaps of their students before they even arrive for the first time on campus.

The didactic video/.ppt resource prepared for Ngāti Rangi Iwi is a continuous process, a compilation of visual and auditory material to provide insight into knowledge platforms uniting Ngāti Rangi historical and intellectual tenets, code of conservation beliefs and practices, and Geosciences.

This means that no insight into knowledge retention was gained in this study, which would be important information for hospitals planning their education of nursing staff.

The two time points of data collection also provide insight into knowledge retention while the triangulation of assessment data provides a more robust picture of TMG capacity.

Although this study was a cross-sectional design limiting conclusions about the direction of the associations, its findings provide important insight into knowledge and the intention to seek healthcare among high-school learners in a country with a TB epidemic.

Analysis of achievements to date and what it takes to accomplish these studies provides important insights into knowledge gaps needing further research and practical insight into design of pharmacological and nonpharmacological intervention trials in breathlessness and palliative care.

Identification and promotion of coordination, information, and motivation: Analysis of social networks provides us with useful insights into knowledge transfer processes, showing where they exist and how "well" they function.

The results provide a fascinating insight into the knowledge humans build up about their social networks.

This type of evidence is standard fare because the communications can provide crucial insight into the knowledge and intent of participants — the key to establishing most regulatory violations.

Therefore, our works provide a novelty insight into our knowledge for fibroblasts in premalignant to promote malignant transformation of mammary epithelium.

But Houston's catalogue, organized around the concept of stubborn female resilience, and for the most part written by men, hardly ever gave us insight into her knowledge of her particular black female pain.