Sentence examples for insight on some from inspiring English sources

While share repurchases for early employees are not uncommon among older startups, what's also interesting here is the insight on some of the company's financials.

A global framework for co-ordinated intervention to constrain unhealthy food marketing which has received high level support provides valuable insight on some aspects of immediate implementation research priorities.

However, Catherine gives us some insight on some common deductions and credits, we Americans, aren't taking and see how we can utilize them to save.

Regarding playing as a bad guy, it was nice to get insight on some of the key events in the chronology from the other side.

Some of these states can be interpreted from a social perspective as a divided underclass oppressed by a unified elite, as class distinctions, discriminatory regimes, etc. (see [1] for a deeper insight on some interpretations).

Observations with the LASCO and EIT experiments on SOHO, combined with recent theoretical modeling, have provided new insights on some of these outstanding questions and have also raised many new ones that need to be addressed in the future.

Eleven years ago I began sharing with the readers of this space my insights on some of the books I read during summer "vacation".

In this section, we discuss our insights on some remaining questions in Deep Learning research, especially on work needed for improving machine learning and the formulation of the high-level abstractions and data representations for Big Data.

The results from this study have also given some insights on some of the factors underlying the ecological habits of the fungi screened in this study.

Detecting and accounting for time-varying effects provide insights on some specific time patterns, and on valuable biological information that could be missed otherwise.

We also highlighted that detecting and accounting for time-varying effects provide insights on some specific time patterns and valuable biological information that could be missed otherwise.