Sentence examples for comparative insight from inspiring English sources

Traders in Motion affords rich comparative insight into how markets form and transform and what those changes mean.

In this investigation, an attempt has been made to provide comparative insight into the structural integrity, mechanical strength and anti-bacterial properties of three different transition metal ions namely Ag, Cu and Fe doped mesoporous nanobioglass for bone tissue engineering.

A comparative insight into the studies of all contacts in the crystal lattices of ticagrelors and other related adenosine derivatives from the CSD was provided using Hirshfeld surface analysis.

Myles Jackson, a distinguished historian of physics with a background in molecular biology, uses comparative insight from studies of nineteenth-century German chemistry to examine and evaluate the intellectual property regime that resulted in an explosion of gene patents in the genomic and post-genomic eras.

However, this paper is able to provide a comparative insight into their performance through the use of a set of evaluation metrics identified to be common to the techniques and are directly related to their performance and whose data can be derived and inferred from their designs.

Today, New Relic is launching a tool that aims to give businesses some of that comparative insight, report card-style.

It draws on lessons from those experiences, as well as the comparative insights extrapolated from other jurisdictions.

Building on the comparative insights of this monograph issue's contributors, this article offers a theoretical research agenda intended to transcend dichotomization and developmental divides.

Their research not only has helped to clarify local media ecologies and contexts but has offered comparative insights into oral traditions from the ancient, medieval, and premodern worlds that have survived only as fossilized transcriptions of once-living performances.

Friedman is planning a conference for comparative insights on technology that will feature speakers from Hong Kong, mainland China and the U.S. Technology in the workplace is showing up in a growing number of ILR courses.

He offers comparative insights into individual and institutional behavior and pathologies that transcend "cultures" in the more traditional sense, and that ultimately go beyond war-making alone". Dower's interests lie in modern Japanese history and U.S.-Japan relations.