Sentence examples for insights attained from inspiring English sources

Fixing the high prioritized usability problem would significantly overshadow the insights attained from it, as more severe usability problems engross substantial user's resources and evaluation time.

The insights attained provide a new perspective for prioritizing synthetic efforts toward fragment merging in future and ongoing FBLD campaigns.

Here, we survey traditional and modern synthetic routes to small-molecule fluorophores and highlight recent biological insights attained with customized fluorescent probes.

The insights attained provide a new perspective and guide for prioritizing synthetic efforts toward fragment merging in future and ongoing fragment‐based ligand discovery campaigns.

The new insights attained by our study therefore suggest that early detection of diabetic complications including diabetic nephropathy and neuropathy is important for the maintenance of LV longitudinal systolic function as well as the prevention of overweight for asymptomatic DM patients, even though their LVEF or LV diastolic function are preserved.

Together with ingei (mudra) and shingon (mantra), the practitioner's kansô allows the mandalic structure inseparable from the insight attained in such practice — an "image" that in itself is visually unrepresentable and hence irreducible to the visual mandalic icon — to unfold.

These insights may be attained only through carefully considering age structure in empirical investigations of Ne (Waples 2010).

These insights may be attained only through carefully considering age structure in empirical investigations of Ne (Palstra et al. 2009, Waples 2010)' Omitted Reference: Palstra, F. P., M. F. O'Connell, and D. E. Ruzzante.

And Arcadia's homegrown kids have attained new insights into the wider world; one boy did not know he was black until this part of the story.

Finding their teachings unsatisfactory, he struck out on his own, and through a combination of insight and meditational practice attained the state of enlightenment (bodhi) which is said to represent the cessation of all further suffering.

In addition to controlling and understanding the process of decision-making in sales and production departments, its iterative application makes it possible to systematically attain insights into the controlled processes and, in doing so, supports decision-oriented management accounting.