Sentence examples for growing insights from inspiring English sources

As those gaps diminish with growing insights into the hidden world we simultaneously become more comfortable with what we still cannot yet see.

With the discovery of more leucine zipper sequences and growing insights into the mechanism of helix formation, several groups have pursued library approaches to engineer interacting domains that might best induce heterodimer assembly [15], [16].

The article explores the impact of growing insights into disease aetiology and evolution and biomarker discovery on future screening strategies.

10 11 Despite the growing insights into the injury mechanism and risk factors of hamstring strain injuries, a full understanding of the underlying epidemiology is lacking, which is confirmed by the high injury incidence and recurrence rates.

Recently, this ambitious aim appears to be becoming achievable from the recent progress of peptidomimetics as potent PPI inhibitors and the growing insights into factors that govern their bioavailability.

With growing insights into the genetic heterogeneity of multiple myeloma, additional prognostic factors have been proposed allowing stratification of myeloma patients into different risk categories, possibly paving the way towards a more risk-adapted therapeutic approach (Rajkumar, 2009).

"From what I can tell, there is a growing insight among designers, or people are beginning to see the negative effects of what dangerously thin young women are going through," said Steven Kolb, the executive director of the American council.

Through a growing insight in surgical cartilage repair possibilities, surgeons might be more stimulated to explore novel techniques in a clinical setting.

Enlightened by a growing insight into both the structure and function of the different surfactant components, a new generation of synthetic surfactants has been developed.

Technical innovations, a growing insight into the mode of action, as well as economic factors helped it to gain full acceptance as far back as the 1950s.

With growing insight into the mechanism and regulation of HIV-1 replication, in the past decade, a large arsenal of genetic antivirals has been developed.