Sentence examples for insights to interpret from inspiring English sources

Field and laboratory studies also serve as terrestrially-focused analogues that provide important insights to interpret the geologic processes that have operated on other planetary surfaces including Mars.

These results provide molecular insights to interpret the biological phenotypes characterized by growth-suppressive effects in animal models co-expressing roughly similar levels of p53 and Δ40p53.

They also rely on what the Biblical scholar James Tabor calls "inspired interpreters," prophets equipped with the divine insight to interpret those clues and prepare their followers to be among God's chosen.

It is Skidelsky's great insight to interpret Keynes's economics as one of the keys to understanding the character of modern life.

In this context, the work on U.S.-representative national samples by Hill et al. (2008)—arguing that policy-relevant gaps such as the gender differences in student achievement had to be estimated from empirical benchmarks gives new insight to interpret gender differences data.

"Such experimental insights are essential to interpret what we see in satellite imagery and to provide information for numerical models attempting to reconstruct climate conditions on Mars".

Our complementary qualitative insights helped us to interpret the quantitative results and thus minimized limitations of the latter.

Hot spot footprint analysis merits its own research and would provide important insights in how to interpret eddy covariance flux data.

The high resolution structures of LeuT [10] [15], a prokaryotic homolog of DAT, have provided essential structural insights that can serve to interpret the results of experimental investigations of DAT in a structural context [16], but offer only limited clues about the molecular mechanism of transport.

The interpretation would be based on changes in these lead markers combined with mechanistic insights that may help to interpret the differential effects observed on the other markers.

This insight led courts and agencies to interpret workplace sex discrimination, for which employees can sue their employers, to include what has been widely known since the nineteen-eighties as sexual harassment.