The most important contributors to physics as well as the neurobiologists mentioned above have been led by holistic intuitive insight, as have our ancestors that led us out of the jungle.
He was not, however, insincere, lacking insight, or, as had been apparent to me since that afternoon in the Circular Congregation Church, easily forgettable.
Nobody, nobody at all, has been able to have such insight as completely as we have today.
Clinical supervision helps doctors connect with their peers and develop self-awareness and insight such as has been found lacking in doctors referred to the GMC with fitness to practice concerns [ 57].
It's too easy to look at an Asian or a Muslim face and diminish insights from them as having a personal limited perspective.
The primary aim of this study was to understand the clinical correlates of insight and FA in a representative sample of the pediatric OCD population to be treated, as limited data exist on clinical characteristics as a function of insight, although insight has been recognized as an important clinical characteristic of OCD.
We have no insight, as yet, into Alexis's possible motive, but according to a statement provided by Seattle police, Alexis's father told detectives his son had "anger management problems" associated with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Nash was described as having insights before he could hammer out the proofs of their accuracy, the ideas coming to him more like revelations than scholarly findings.
Dr. Sparks remembered Dr. Shockley as having greater insight into materials than anybody he had known.
Tackling AMR involves using drugs more sparingly, which goes against the price-times-volume model of the typical pharma company, as well as having better insight into which drugs are best suited to treat specific symptoms.
