Sentence examples for insight available from from inspiring English sources

It is specifically the recurring tone of belligerent black comedy that gives the best insight into the beleagued Serb mind, an insight available from the movies, but not from the news broadcasts.

It is possible to specify a belief threshold b and make a decision based on bel{A}≥b, as an example, but it is stressed that this simplifies the richness of insight available from this technique.

A good board should want faculty input, not for appearance's sake, but for the extensive information and creative insight available from the faculty.

(2.3) and (2.4), modulo corrections arising from κ. Another insight available from the SN2 study [38] concerns the issue of the choice of the reaction coordinate.

Our primary hypothesis, that most rural-urban disparity across the HAZ distribution arises from covariate, rather than coefficient effects, essentially tests that the main insight available from the previous literature modelling the mean of HAZ extends to the entire HAZ distribution, and in particular, the lower tail.

In the meantime, there should be some demographic insights available from exit polls as well as a few statistical findings that we have to share with you.

Finally, in addition to climate change studies, many other environmental studies could benefit from the meaningful insights available from the large-scale land use change resulting in SSP3.

We demonstrate the new insights available from this modeling framework in a cumulative mining index for the management of aquatic resources in a West Virginia watershed.

Based on the novel insights available from such studies, more recent studies have been aimed at the precise control of morphology, i.e., morphology engineering, to produce superior bio-processes with filamentous fungi.

It's time to let the press know that a presidential election is deserving of the best information and insights available from qualified journalists -- of whom a fair number are sitting on their hands thanks to the personnel efficiencies of media oligarchy.

This indicates that any unique insights available from mixed methods studies may not be disseminated in ways that are attributable to mixed methods studies.