Sentence examples for insights for setting from inspiring English sources

At present there are only a handful of knowledgeable Elders who experienced life on the islands before abandonment who are able to contribute insights for setting restoration goals.

Moreover, given the pre-Pleistocene origins of all the studied endemic East African genera and species, these results also offer important insights for setting conservation priorities in these highly diversified but threatened ecosystems.

Findings can provide some insights in setting the agendas for the new regimes as they strive to strengthen health systems and policy.

Today, brands that don't allocate a significant portion of their marketing and advertising dollars to creating campaigns and programs that lead with ethnic insight are setting themselves up for a proverbial kick in the ass, losing relevance, credibility -- and ultimately business -- in this era of multiculturalism.

DTC providers cannot offer all available methods and scientific insights for any given set of genetic markers.

These insights set the stage for investigating how barriers function at the biophysical level, and whether their mechanism is conserved in other organisms.

Interestingly, patients who disagreed with the clinical team's recommended discharge disposition were more likely to be functionally dependent and they or their surrogates may have had greater insight as to what setting for postacute care was needed.

The experience and insight gained will set a precedent for other projects of this scope: in recent news, Wingo, along with Keith Cowing, is applying the knowledge gained here to an epic mission that hopes to rescuing important solar data from the "zombie" spacecraft, a NASA solar explorer that's long been abandoned.

Using the Oligo 6 software (Molecular Biology Insights), primer sets for each gene were designed towards the same region of cDNA that was represented by the probe sets on the Affymetrix GeneChip arrays.

The contributions from these studies involved the identification of when, and where to leverage cloud in a software system's architecture; a comparison model for cloud versus local storage and processing resources, and a set of insights for delivering cloud-based virtual machines with data system software to the Earth science community.

Our analysis also provides a useful set of insights for contemporary health policy.