Sentence examples for indirect insights from inspiring English sources

There are both direct and indirect insights.

Indirect insights may be gained from ratios of plasma cortisol/C-reactive protein (Cort/CRP) as well as neutrophils/lymphocytes (N/L).

Importantly, the resultant network modifications provide indirect insights into the nutrient availability and metabolic states of M. tuberculosis in the mouse host environment.

Our approach may be useful to provide indirect insights into the prevalence of different speciation modes in entire lineages when direct evidence is lacking.

Here a review team assumes that shared characteristics of the associated studies – for example locality, population demographics, conditions, and experiences - can provide indirect insights.

A molecular population genetics understanding is central to EEFG study, as it identifies genetic variation and its distribution within and among populations, reveals the demographic history of the populations studied, and can provide indirect insights into historical selection dynamics.

And even the more skeptical would probably agree that the play is interesting as an experimental attempt to restore verse to British drama, or at least as an indirect insight into its author's own awful marriage.

While "no one is going to admit to pressures to engage in questionable practices," asking people privately "whether they'd choose to come back again [and whether] they'd choose their current PI again" may yield some indirect insight, Heitman says.

The genomic regions identified provide insight into the evolution of aminoglycoside antibiotic resistance genes and indirect insight into the mode of action of aminoglycosides by observing how a cell may become more tolerant of aminoglycoside-induced stress.

Expression and bioinformatic studies have provided indirect insight into the differential fitness of genotypic variants.

As Binder and Witte (2007) note, the humanitarian market is not, in fact, a "regular" market but may be described instead as a "quasi-market," characterized by an indirect producer consumer relationship an insight that has implications for humanitarian innovation as well (Ramalingam et al. 2015).