Sentence examples for insights from research from inspiring English sources

Rugby coaches are increasingly relying on the insights from research and real-time analytics to plan their strategies and make their team selections.

The diabolical challenge for climate communications is that we often think we are gaining valuable insights from research like the Yale study, but more likely we are succumbing to the illusion of asymmetric insight.

Currently, treatment guidelines are only beginning to integrate insights from research about underlying causes of this heterogeneity.

The requirements catalog introduced in this contribution brings together insights from research and presents guidelines for a conceptualization of ecosystems with decentralized organized information systems.

It also sought to make insights from research more available to society, for example by bringing together scholars and prison administration officials.

In doing so, we believe that the science education research community can gain insights from research published in our journal that can contribute to the development of more international and transnational research initiatives (Anderson-Levitt 2014).

The insights come from research at the University of Maryland into throat cancer and squamous-cell cancers of the head and neck, which have been increasing sharply in recent years, apparently because of the human papillomavirus — the same sexually transmitted virus that causes cervical cancer and is the target of a vaccine for girls.

New insights coming from research and experience make it necessary to extend or rather adapt the collected requirements accordingly.

Insights gained from research in health informatics and in health communication can provide frameworks and tools for tailoring interventions to a user's characteristics and preferred Internet access media (e.g., computer, tablet, mobile phone, etc).

Lastly, we take advantage of insights obtained from research documenting the impacts of agricultural intensification on biodiversity to comment on some of the newly proposed avenues of cancer therapy.

Knowledge institutes use the insights from this research field in specific strategies to enhance the likelihood that their research will indeed contribute to improvements in practice; we call these strategies alignment efforts [ 7].