Sentence examples for in-depth views from inspiring English sources

Effective boards and trusts actively seek out and respond to problems by gathering rich, in-depth views from both patients and staff.

In a summit meeting, world leaders tend to focus more on exchanging in-depth views, rather than on starting a quarrel.

Nesting qualitative interviews in the PRISM trial provided in-depth views, which aided interpretation of the main trial results.

Animal models representing different maternal nutritional insults provide in-depth views on the mechanisms relating to hepatic lipid accumulation and the progression to liver inflammation.

There was minimal contradictory data and indeed the same themes came up repeatedly in all the three focus group discussion The strength of the study is that we were able to get in-depth views of the participants in a realistic setting.

This study included in-depth views of a range of practitioners from different localities serving diverse populations, enabling exploration of issues in specific contexts; thus, we are able to provide a real-life view of the operation of the Healthy Start vitamin scheme.

"The CoClear [life cycle analysis] process provided us a very in-depth view of our climate footprint," Asch says.

We are planning to go to the Venice Biennale in October and would like to get an in-depth view of the exhibitions with a knowledgeable guide.

"I don't, because it wasn't a commitment to being on TV, it was an opportunity to give the most in-depth view of a man for whom I have tremendous respect.

But analyst Caroline de La Soujeole at Seymour Pierce moved from buy to hold, saying: We were not enthused by Capita's investor day yesterday which sought to provide an in-depth view of five of its divisions.

"Because Asia One will consist of solo shows, it will give viewers, particularly collectors from the West, a more in-depth view of what is on offer," Mr. Renfrew said.