Sentence examples for extending the insights from inspiring English sources

Extending the insights of geographers, social anthropologists and feminist scholars we analyse the recovery stories of women living in rural and regional Australia.

Valuation of additional health effects and impacts e.g. due to exposure via ingestion appear to be feasible when extending the insights from the present pilot study.

The comprehensive use of different instrumented indentation and microscopy techniques facilitates a complementary and consistent characterisation and has allowed us to extend the insights from previous studies at high temperatures across the transition to the low temperature deformation regime.

The second experiment ("Four-Part First-Species Counterpoint") extended the insights of the first to generate different musical styles.

Thus, DWI and CE-CT complement each other and extend the insights in the tumour biology concerning vascularisation.

While the original formulation of Green and Swets was designed only to account for the accuracy of choice data, a rich body of experimental and theoretical work subsequently extended the insights of signal detection theory into dynamical models in which evidence is accumulated gradually over time during single trials.

To extend the insights gained from averaging the INOS for all motifs, we examined individual values of 'Relative Peaks'.

Interviews were able to flesh out and extend the insights gained through observation; thus although there would have been differences in the observational data on different days, these did not change the broad categories of role expressions and determinants that were identified in each practice.

This extends the insight of Mezzetti (2004) to the dynamic setting.

This paper extends the insight into self-inflicted damage in dimensional multilayer woven composites subjected to uniaxial tensile and shear loading.

This allows to extend the insight provided by functional connectivity by telling for example which is the driver between two temporally correlated time series.