Sentence examples for insight that helps from inspiring English sources

Ken Johnson, senior vice president for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, said that "journal articles can offer physicians valuable insight that helps them make informed decisions regarding appropriate medical treatments for their patients".

Therefore, this model has a new managerial insight that helps a manufacturing system/industry to gain maximum profit.

In addition, our model has a new managerial insight that helps a retailer to optimize the replenishment strategies when demand is dependent on sales teams' initiatives.

"We help companies understand and improve their customer experience: we give companies insight that helps them craft better products and services," Dubov, Chattermill's CEO, tells me.

These results may provide an insight that helps to locate sweet spots for shale oil exploration in Ordos Basin and affect oil exploration in shales in other lacustrine basins of China.

We describe an enhancement for carrying out these rules by performing a limited number of pivot operations on an LP, and then we provide insight that helps to make these rules even more efficient by either focusing on a smaller number of feasible solutions or by resorting to heuristics that limit the number of LPs solved.

He didn't say anything about Mr. Rometty, but Ms. Rometty credits her husband with a crucial insight that helped shape her corporate ambitions.

The data enables Tesco to put the right products in the right stores and target promotions accurately – insight that helped Tesco usurp Sainsbury's as market leader in 1995.

But when she watched the actress Jane Badler joke on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" about her own battle with bedwetting, Ms. Silverman came to a crucial realization about taking ownership of her embarrassments — an insight that helped make her a stand-up comic unafraid of failure.

In 1600, newly married and just established with a shoemaker's bench of his own, Böhme, probably stimulated by Möller, had a religious experience within the period of a quarter hour wherein he gained an empirical and speculative insight that helped him to resolve the tensions of his age.

The appropriate goal is to minimize the sum of the damage from spills and the costs of avoiding the damage from spills, an insight that helped Ronald Coase to win the Nobel Prize in economics in 1991.