Sentence examples for insight in the study from inspiring English sources
FRANK L. HOSS Urbana, Ill., May 30, 2013 To the Editor: Instead of accusing secularists of failing to understand the most elementary insight in the study of religion (Durkheim's point that religion works as an adhesive for social solidarities), T. M. Luhrmann would do well to focus on why so many people affiliate with certain religiously defined groups and not others.
Although we didn't specifically look into reasons for lack of insight in the study participants, given the diverse nature of their clinical status, the aforementioned reasons could apply to them as well.
We believe that this report will give a new insight in the study of evolutionary relationships among plants and provide new way to more efficient utilization of the resources of the model genome.
Overall, this article highlights the potential of computational models in providing greater insights in the study of flames sustainability nearby the lean combustion limit.
Our data offers new insights in the study of alternative therapeutic strategies in the treatment of Ewing's sarcoma.
These observations cannot be generalized for all strains but give new insights in the study of caspofungin resistance.
Apoptosis induced by melatonin in Ewing's sarcoma cells by Fas/Fas L upregulation and its synergism with other chemotherapeutic agents offer new insights in the study of alternative therapeutic strategies in the treatment of this cancer.
It may be of considerable interest to the field, giving new theoretical and practical insights in the study of HRQOL and its development with time in the aging population.
Facility A was selected to help gain insight into the study questions in the context of a big specialist hospital.
Therefore, the R-C index is interpreted as the measure of cognitive insight in the present study, as in the original BCIS [ 9].
