Sentence examples for early insight of from inspiring English sources

This could be crucial in providing an early insight of novel strains capable of crossing species barrier, leading towards the prediction of interspecies transmission of influenza A viruses.

It also overshadowed the early insights of boilerplate theories, which described contracts as a mix of standard and customized terms, and asked why the mix might be suboptimal.

Rate-equilibrium free-energy relationships (REFERs) date principally from early insights of Brønsted et al.

My findings provide early insights on the potential effects of new Medicaid expansions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), since 82%% of those newly eligible are expected to be childless adults.

An early insight into mechanisms of p53 inactivation in breast cancer was afforded by a study of breast cancers of varying p53 mutation status.

Because the alchemists see across an array of data types, they're likely to get early insight into powerful applications of machine intelligence.

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 first season introduced the series' primary antagonist, The Smoking Man, and gave early insight into the disappearance of Mulder's sister Samantha, whose abduction provided one of the main plot threads of the series as a whole.

England could get an early insight into the workings of Australia's experimental back row 10 days before the sides meet in what could be their pool decider.

Readings below 50 signal contraction, and even though the reading provides only an early insight into this sector of the Chinese economy, the decline was disappointing.

The immigration officer—usually sporting peroxide blond hair, six-inch heels and an abbreviated skirt offers an early insight into Russian notions of customer service.