Sentence examples for insight exercised from inspiring English sources

Insight exercised this right, and raised its bid $2.75 a share, or 25 cents a share above the competing bid.

The questionnaire is based on the learning style model of Ruijters and Simons, distinguishing five learning style preferences: Acquisition of knowledge, Apperception from others, Discovery of new insights, Exercising in fictitious situations and Participation with others.

Secondly, caution must be exercised in extrapolating from insights in rodent models to the clinical situation.

Successful completion of this clinical research will give important insights into exercise effect on factors responsible for enhanced toxin removal.

The basis for a concussion management strategy that places emphasis on evaluation of exercise tolerance and use of exercise as a treatment option [40] is further justified by the insight that aerobic exercise may have specific beneficial effects on cerebrovascular regulation for individuals with mild traumatic brain injury [41].

My best creative solutions and my most fantastic insights happened during leisure with friends, exercising in nature or having downtime with my favorite journals and books.

The present discussion of this study by Catterall and colleagues [ 1] has provided important but sobering insights and reminders - we should exercise great caution in how we interpret biomarker data, and should endeavour to make sure we understand what the data mean.

So the run-up to the European Union referendum has provided a fascinating insight into the exercise of press power.

Our findings also offer important insight into the exercise dose required for the prevention of weight gain.

Also, the change in plasma ceramide concentrations was not assessed but changes in ceramide concentrations might have offered further insight into whether exercise can modulate ceramide concentrations.

The most important insight from this exercise is that under a foraging interpretation of nutrient uptake, the parameter Km turns out to be a confounded mixture of search and handling that is not particularly useful for predicting plant foraging behaviour (Fig. 4).