"extended insights" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to deeper or more comprehensive understandings or observations about a particular topic or subject. Example: The author's essay provided extended insights into the complexities of human behavior and its influence on society.
Messick extended insight into validity research.
The research extended insight into the physiological benefits of CR by providing the first direct evidence that CR partially, or completely, prevents large elastic artery stiffening, wall hypertrophy, endothelial dysfunction, reduction in NO bioavailability and increases arterial blood pressure associated with aging in mice [ 126].
Our results underscore the value of diverse populations to extend insights into the allelic architecture of complex traits.
Finally, a sensitivity analysis is conducted on the expected total cost per production cycle and process variable values to extend insights into the matter.
The fieldwork extends insights from studies of community gardens to suggest that access to and potential ownership of vacant parcels, in addition to the political economic forces driving land-use change, are critical factors that drive vacant land governance at the neighborhood-scale.
Moreover, we extend insights gained from Loschky et al. (2015), who focused on a clip from a James Bond movie, Moonraker, that used intensive continuity editing practices (Bordwell, 2002).
According to Wolf (2014), in-depth interviews extend insights that can be constrained by rushing into full, and relatively arbitrary, factor descriptions.
develop new and innovative multi-omic simulation and / or visualization methods that make systems immunology accessible to research scientists with no programming experience, thus bridging the gap between computational data mining and human knowledge to extend insight.
Moreover, comparison of orthologous proteins in yeast and humans promises to extend insight obtained from the study of simple fungal kinetochores to complex animal cell kinetochores.
