Sentence examples for an objective insight from inspiring English sources
As a result, one gets an objective insight into the bees' elaborate rituals of survival.
If anyone can offer an objective insight into the life of an international student in Australia, it's Colin Carson.
The study provides an objective insight into physicians' daily work routines at hospitals of different ownership, with additional information on effects of hospital privatization.
The penetration of integrative systems biology approaches is limited in this area of research, which reduces our capacity to gain an objective insight into the signal transduction and regulation dynamics at a systems level.
Rather than using two patient populations comparable in all parameters, a cross-sectional analysis based on the random population sample was used to obtain an objective insight into demographic, clinical and personal parameters of the two populations.
These analyses provide a first objective insight into the true capacities and limitations of different genomic microarrays to detect and define DNA copy-number variations.
Although during the interviews the issues discussed were placed in broader context ('was this case exceptional or do these issues happen more often?'), methods like direct observation would provide a more detailed, objective insight into what actually happens during a consultation.
If you want her to believe anything you say from this point forward, a polygraph's objective insight will give her peace of mind.
While none will discuss exactly what they model and how, Mr. Abbamondi, of the Cardinals, said they could provide objective insight into how an offense might be affected by trading for a hitter in midseason; how many games that might improve the team; and how that hitter might improve or deteriorate as he ages.
The difference score calculations between the affected and nonaffected sides provided objective insight into the shoulder/arm functional limitations that occurred on a group level.
The Story of Anvil, and lacking the objective insight of Terry Zwigoff's oddly comparable Crumb.
