Sentence examples for insight supporting from inspiring English sources
The general insight supporting this statement is developed in Appendix C, by explicitly studying the representative case for (mathrm{WRSE}_{3}).
Outcomes have shown that RELAP5-3D© is an effective tool in reproducing the most significant phenomena of He-FUS3 system, providing relevant insight supporting future experimental campaigns.
User behavior is usually convincing evidence, although they gain insight, supporting data, explanations, rationale, and new ideas from users' perceptions and opinions.
Furthermore, we cannot conclude that the unique categories found by any method provided additional biological insight supporting the differences observed without extensive individual validation with a variety of techniques, which is beyond the scope of this work.
This paper provides insight, supported by neutronics analysis, on the validity of the design and comments on some of the potential advantages and disadvantages of using Be12Ti in the Helium Cooled Pebble Bed (HCPB) breeder blanket.
This insight supports a common structural link between two important biological phenomena, microtubule dynamic instability and end tracking.
Ultimately, interdisciplinary research on aquaculture innovation could deliver significant insights supporting the development of a resilient and sustainable aquaculture sector.
X-ray crystallography provided structural insights supporting a change in conformation and coordination in the chromophore pocket as being responsible for Dathail's photoswitching.
The ability to study high-resolution genomic patterns of divergence in natural populations has enabled valuable insights supporting a fundamental shift in our understanding of the origins of species.
Despite the current lack of mechanistic understanding regarding the underlying processes, these insights support the idea of long-term effects in natural populations of aquatic and terrestrial organisms.
However, it should be noted that this additional burden can often be offset against the potential benefits of MMR, particularly where multiple insights support the investigation of complex research questions or small populations.
