The phrase "add to the insight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contributions to understanding or knowledge on a particular topic.
Example: "The new research findings will add to the insight we have about climate change and its effects on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "enhance the understanding" or "contribute to the knowledge".
A workaround is to continuously remesh the models, but this additional computational effort was not thought to add to the insight.
These approaches add to the insight provided in the paper by Wray et al. [ 74] in this review and other reports [ 86– 88] where social inclusion and cultural learning positively influenced student nurse clinical and research skills and attitudes.
The EPOSA study was initiated to add to the insight into the correlates of OA and the role of differences in geographics, socio-economic status, and health care policies between European countries.
Our case cohort study will quantify and characterise risks of patients and conditions for transfusion-associated alloimmunisation, although a prospective serology study involving a first transfused cohort would be most preferable to add to the insight in primary immunisation (risk).
However, given that studies of the genetic characteristics of S. aureus that cause tropical pyomyositis are lacking and given the striking presence of PVL genes among the isolates in our study, our findings add to the insights about the pathogenesis of this acute suppurative infection.
This adds to the insight that stressors imposed in the larval stage may carry over and shape fitness in the adult stage [48] [49].
Nakou and colleagues need to be commended for performing a complicated study, including bone marrow biopsies, that adds to the insight into the mechanism of rituximab therapy.
This study adds to the insights of previous studies with a new conceptualization of social exchange that details the microfoundations of social exchange.
It adds to the insights of previous studies by showing how breathlessness affects patients in different ways across different conditions.
We decided that ten patients would provide a good insight into how the recovery could be experienced [ 20, 21], knowing that including more patients could potentially add to the level of insight.
The insights add to the growing body of evidence linking some autoimmune disorders with cancer.
