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At times this comes from importing ideas from one field to another; at other times this comes from entirely new theories or methods developed to solve a specific applied problem but generating an insight that these novel developments have general implications.

Although the definite role in PD of many of these genes is still discussed and controversial (especially for NR4A2 and UCHL1) and the known mutations account for less than 10% of all PD cases, the investigation into the functions of the underlying genes has generated an insight into the fundamental disease pathogenesis.

The Department for Work and Pensions is running a pilot programme to link and share information on benefit claimants - and a new Social Mobility Transparency Board will "look at linking anonymised data to generate a greater insight in this area".

Igniting the brain's creative circuits involves taking a 20 minute break from work to allow your brain to generate a creative insight and to replenish ions that fuel fast brain waves.

Using GO analysis, we further analyzed the biological process and pathway network of these proteins, which can generate a new insight into systemic biology in carcinogenesis.

The main strength of this study is the use of qualitative methods to generate a rich insight into doctors' understanding of individualisation, methods used to achieve individualisation and the relationships between the two.

Each approach generated an interesting insight into physical aspects of illicit cigarettes.

Whilst this research has generated an initial insight into the knowledge and awareness of HE use within HTA for the medical device sector, it is acknowledged that the sample size was inadequate to extrapolate out to represent SMEs throughout the whole UK medical device sector.

The column Grand Composite Curve (CGCC) for each column was generated to give an insight of the actual operation and guide the optimization process.

This insight will generate an understanding of (health) behaviour that does not merely see individual behaviour and characteristics as health determinants but recognises (health) behaviour as social practices that provide opportunities to initiate healthy lifestyles.

This reveals that our proposed method generates a new insight into the evaluation of cross-talk candidates.