Sentence examples for focused insights from inspiring English sources

Focused ethnography is historically under-utilised in paediatric health settings, yet our findings point to it being an effective way of capturing focused insights into the interactions between parents and HCPs and attitudes towards expertise.

The rewards of utilising focused ethnographic research methods will now be examined, and in particular how this was effective in capturing focused insights into parent/ HCP interactions and mutual acknowledgment of expertise.

Displaying focused insight that should be the envy of many in the current crop of Silicon-Valley entrepreneurs, Bank of America teamed with Stanford Research Institute (SRI) and General Electric to invent and then build the first system of automation for commercial banking.

The current study addresses this issue; to the best of our knowledge it is the first to elicit data, foster longitudinal and focussed insights, and report on the actual parent-professional experience of shared care and negotiation between parents and renal-MDTs.

The keynote lecture, delivered by George Kollias, focused on insights gained from animal models into the mechanisms of TNF function in chronic inflammation and autoimmunity.

Inconsistent findings have been reported by nine neuroimaging studies that focused on insight.

There was some unreliability associated with neuropsychological assessment in studies that have focused on insight, such as limitations in the selection of neuropsychological tests and conceptual inconsistency.

The only ones noted were "Empathy: didn't mention listening"; "Empathy: slight self-centred example given", and "pleasant, not enormously focused, general insight fair".

This review focuses on insights of applicable potentials of human γδ T cells reconciling complications associated with allo-HSCT.

This review critically evaluates the various mechanisms proposed for LDL oxidation, focusing on insights derived from chemical analysis of human artery wall and studies of genetically engineered mice.

But such efforts often stumble, Schultz says, because the culture of basic research, which focuses on insights from individual investigators, is often at odds with translational efforts, which require highly integrated teamwork.