So many of his songs, if not autobiographical, have appeared to give direct insights into his childhood, his family, his town, his country.
Any information you can glean from the company website, reviews sites (such as Glassdoor) or direct insights from people you know, will help you fine-tune your application.
But a look at her service as solicitor general, the federal government's top appellate lawyer, provides unusually direct insights into how she would interact with her new colleagues were she appointed to the court.
Metamorphic rocks that have undergone rehydration offer unique and direct insights into geofluid behavior.
These FXR complexes provide direct insights into the design of therapeutic bile acids for treatment of hyperlipidemia and cholestasis.
There are however no direct insights into how CRT acts on the reward system in the human brain.
Such simulations provide direct insights into those aspects of channel function that occur on a nanosecond timescale, such as ion permeation and selectivity filter flexibility.
Fortunately, direct insights about the genetics of ancestral animal and plant populations are becoming possible through the recovery of DNA from archeological material (see Brown 1999; Jones and Brown 2000; Bruford et al. 2003; Zeder et al. 2006a, b).
There are no direct insights from carbyne to macromolecules such as DNA, just as the general study of overcurvature in collapsible laundry baskets was not applied at the molecular scale here.
The cooperative molecular mode by which this protease catalyzes collagen breakdown, described herein, offers direct insights into the versatile interactions of matrix proteases with ECM.
The former is a highly malleable experimental system but lacks direct insights into disease progression.
