Country-specific information stemming from the document analyses is followed by the country name and a reference to the corresponding document, while for survey insights only the country name is provided.
Albert Einstein, the 20th-century's poster boy for scientific insight, was only 26, for example, during his annus mirabilis, the "year of wonders" during which he came out with his Theory of General Relativity and several other important papers.
Mike Stoops, the first-year coach at Kentucky, said he would not hire an assistant only for insight on a division rival.
Our finding suggests that simple psychoeducation only for insight gaining cannot improve internalized stigma.
Mr. Flake's church seemed a good place to go for insights -- not only from the preacher, but from his parishioners.
The article, a profile of Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and Democratic candidate for mayor, offers insight not only into Mr. Bloomberg's party manners (or lack thereof), but also his strongly held opinions on personal appearance, which he has a habit of sharing with Ms. Quinn.
By integrating these two perspectives of firm performance, the results of this study seem to provide useful insight not only for academics but also for business practitioners.
These studies should provide valuable insight not only for atherosclerosis but also for cancer, as p27kip1 expression appears to be altered in some human tumors [ 18, 19].
We can learn a lot from the debates that are going on around feminism, if only for insights.
On "Morning Joe" and "Hardball With Chris Matthews" fellow broadcasters would regularly turn to Buchanan for insights that could come only from someone who has been in the arena and experienced the ups and downs of the election year roller coaster.
