Sentence examples for insights namely from inspiring English sources

A number of critical questions for clinical practice arise from these insights, namely which intervention works best, and which patients are particularly needy and potentially responsive to a professional intervention.

It struck me as a breakthrough insight; namely, that the first two lines of "The Importance of Being Earnest" contain within them the entire universe of Bertie Wooster and Jeeves.

Neeli and colleagues [ 4] provided a second important insight, namely that PAD4-citrullinated histone H3 is a reliable marker of inflammation.

The two researcher-rated insight scales, namely the SUMD subscales and the G12 item of the PANSS, demonstrated positive significant correlations (r = 0.751 and 0.906, respectively) for the 60 schizophrenic or schizoaffective outpatients.

However, the basic insights behind our algorithm (namely reusing partial solutions by making local fix-ups) may still be quite relevant in developing new algorithms for those applications.

From there it is but a short step to dismissing a basic insight of the Enlightenment, namely that human judgment and decisions are fallible by their very nature.

Maimon's skepticism arises "from the lack of the required ground for this use [of the categories], namely, the insight into the relation of determinability (that the subject, as the determinable, can be an object of consciousness in itself, while the predicate cannot be so in itself, but only as a determination [of the subject]).

Finally, our findings provide new insight into S100A6 function, namely that it promotes pancreatic cancer cell motility.

Most of the available methods are based on insight into the arterial lumen, namely assessment of atherosclerotic plaque size, its degree of calcification or intima-media complex thickness measurements.

In order to address these limitations, in this article we rely on insights from three theoretical fields - namely planning regulation, transitions and governance - and illustrations from concrete examples, to explore what urban planning might have to focus on to address the tensions in linking stationary and mobile functions in urban streets.

The present results are therefore important in providing insights into factors men can control, namely their choice and use of effective self-help strategies.