The phrase "gained significant insight" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a phrase that means to acquire a deep understanding or knowledge about something. Example: After conducting extensive research and analyzing the data, the scientist gained significant insight into the cause of the mysterious virus outbreak.
In the past decade, we have gained significant insight into the pathophysiology and molecular pathways associated with carcinogenesis.
The first resident to choose this rotation gained significant insight into global health issues, gained exposure to a broad spectrum of surgical pathology, and had a strong operative experience.
However, we gained significant insight into the reasons for this failure.
By studying VvPGIP1, we have gained significant insight into the in vivo functions of PGIPs.
We have gained significant insight into the mechanisms that regulate sleep, but the functions of sleep still remain a deep mystery.
While we have gained significant insights from the performance analysis described herein (and hope that the paper will help others to also capitalise on those insights), the results described herein are ultimately disappointing: using the combination of algorithms and hardware considered herein, we are unable to improve on the execution speed achieved by a naïve redistribute implementation.
In terms of the underlying pathogenic mechanisms, we have gained significant insights regarding the cells and molecules that orchestrate the systemic as well as the target organ phases of the disease.
By conducting studies with Co II Cbl and Co II Cbi+, both of which are substrates of the enzyme in vivo but differ with respect to the identity of the axial ligand to the Co II) ion, we have gained significant insights into how the strength of the axial ligand Co bonding interaction modulates the relative yield of 4c Co II)rrinoid species in SeCobA.
The analysis of this data is an important step to gaining significant insight regarding innovation, security and decision-making.
Not only are they severely biased, they also lack semantic compositionality, and do not provide any tools or measures to gain significant insight into models' performance and behavior.
It has become increasingly apparent that bacterivorous predators such as free-living protozoa and nematodes could be exploited as model systems to gain significant insight into the pathogenesis of environmental bacteria (Hilbi et al., 2007).
