Sentence examples for insights ideally from inspiring English sources

It is not clear if these intramolecular and intermolecular elements interact with each other: answering this question will require further structural insights, ideally of an usher-chaperone-subunit complex before activation.

So too may new insights into economics, although ideally of the metrical rather than critical variety.

The service observes all of the performance data it can get its paws on, learns what's normal, and then provides alerts when something unusual happens and — ideally — provides insights into where exactly the issue started.

Ideally, such insights will help to dispel misconceptions that can drive students away from science.

The core idea, echoing the Reinertsen schematic discussed above, is to use multiple subtle inputs (which can include genetics, proteomics, EHR data, imaging findings, etc.) as substrate for computation, which results (ideally) in insight relevant for drug discovery and development (disclosure: I've heard venture pitches in this space but to date have not made an investment).

Moreover, mechanistic insights from in vitro studies ideally should be interpreted in light of direct analysis of human cartilage and other joint tissues and studies in experimental models, including knockout and transgenic mice [ 3, 4].

Because the analysis is generic and tractable, it also yields valuable insights for solutions behaving non-ideally.

While the HI-SEAS study will, ideally, give NASA insight into the importance of food variety and "acceptability" for the long-term goal of habitation on Mars, the results could be helpful for more immediate missions as well.

As an assistant curator of North American ethnology and archaeology with the Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago (1926 29), he did field work in southern California that persuaded him of the necessity for knowledge of the past to gain understanding of living cultures; he also concluded that insight into prehistoric cultures should ideally proceed from knowledge of living cultures.

In general, capacity models are aimed at calculating the number of nurses needed, whereas capacity management models should ideally also give insight into opportunities for improving capacity usage.

Identified drug candidates could ideally provide further insight into the mechanism(s) involved in cancer MDR development, and at the same time potentially aid in developing and optimizing novel small molecule inhibitors able to overcome drug resistance and kill cancer cells more effectively.