Sentence examples for insight of the direction from inspiring English sources

Then I talked with Selenis Leyva about her role as Gloria Mendoza in the Netflix comedy-drama series "Orange Is the New Black" followed by Laura Gómez who portrays Blanca Flores a member of the Hispanic group also on "Orange Is the New Black" who both gave us a little insight of the direction of the upcoming fourth season.

Unfortunately, given his exalted position, many investors will assume (incorrectly) that Mr. Fink has some special insight on the direction of the markets and will be guided by his advice.

Further analysis of the results was coupled with finite element analysis to determine the feasibility of proposed fracture mechanisms, providing insight for the direction of future analysis.

The concept of entropy provides deep insight into the direction of spontaneous change for many everyday phenomena.

Phylogenetic analyses of the 39 chlamydial proteins also provide insight about the direction of HGT between chlamydiae and plastid-containing eukaryotes.

Future studies to examine the prospective association of diabetes and disability should provide greater insight into the direction of this relationship; in particular, how diabetes leads to disability and how disability, in turn, can lead to worsening hyperglycemia.

To overcome the limitations of the existing evidence base and provide insight into the direction of causality for the relationship between weight and physical activity at the population level, large-scale longitudinal analyses are required with objective measurement of both physical activity and weight at multiple time points.

During the end of water or polymer flooding, meshwork types of residual oil clusters with complicated microstructure are overwhelming, however, the counter-dominant oil clusters' morphology of PPG flooding has converted to meshwork and cellular type, which provides insight into the direction of potentially tapping remaining oil during the later stage of chemical flooding recovery.

We would like to thank Akos Vertes, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the George Washington University, for discussion and insight in the direction of this effort.

Most studies involve only static assessments of pain and catastrophizing at a single time point, which provides little insight into the direction of the observed associations.

Genetic characterisation of samples from each ward during possible multiple outbreaks of norovirus would shed light on transmission events and lead to further insight about the direction of transmission, including the possibility that the virus can be moved around the hospital.