Sentence examples for insights aimed from inspiring English sources

A learning network consists of individuals who are willing to exchange expertise and experiences and to search collectively for new insights, aimed at sustainable changes in knowledge, attitude, competences and the capacity to learn (De Laat et al. 2001; Zinsmeister 2012).

This comparative study offers the first substantial translation of new molecular insights aimed at defining a new biological understanding of major mammalian pathways and new avenues for the development of innovative treatments for human spinal cord injuries.

These first insights aim at giving additional input on the physics occurring during the test.

To date, the molecular basis of this aggressive behaviour remains enigmatic [ 3, 4], and further investigation of pancreatic cancer biology is of pivotal importance to provide new insights aiming at developing strategies for its prevention and treatment.

The present additional insight aims to improve the identification of Au/Pt migration along the Ti-Si3N4 interface.

InSiGHT aims to promote and coordinate efforts to improve understanding of the genetic basis, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of inherited forms of GI cancer.

In his 2012 election campaign, President Obama took advice from a team of social scientists, while this summer saw the US government begin recruiting for a new Behavioural Insights team aimed at advising public policy.

Relying on these insights, we aimed to develop and validate a generic, brief and practically applicable self-management screening questionnaire (SeMaS) to measure possible patient-related barriers to self-management in chronic patients in primary care.

These findings provide new insights into strategies aimed at optimizing the administration of antimicrobials for the treatment of infections and the prevention of the emergence of antimicrobial resistance.

Based on these insights, we here aimed to demonstrate that analysis of epigenetic variability in prospectively collected normal cells can predict the risk of future morphological transformation.

These findings provide important insights for interventions aimed at the reduction of OA-related pain, which currently remain focused on reducing or eliminating potential peripheral generators of nociception, for example, joint replacement surgery (42, 43).