Sentence examples for integrated insight from inspiring English sources
When applied in research, this means that, rather than just showing how depressive symptomatology can be decomposed into symptom domains or showing how a sample can be decomposed into subtypes based on symptom profiles, 3PCA provides a more integrated insight into how persons differ in terms of their course-trajectories on different symptom-domains.
Absolute metabolic fluxes and metabolite levels give detailed, integrated insight into the physiology of this industrially, medically and agriculturally important bacterial species and suggest that the most efficient way of using a mucA- mutant as a cell factory for alginate production would be to use non-growing conditions and nitrogen deprivation.
(In 2002, Kahneman was awarded a Nobel Prize — Tversky had died in 1996 — for having "integrated insights from psychology into economics, thereby laying the foundation for a new field of research").
Whereas his early work was within the narrow confines of mainstream economics, he became, together with Ronald Coase, one of the founding fathers of the influential new institutional economics and his later work integrated insights from different traditions in economics and different disciplines.
Such a date can then be compared with other genetic or non-genetic dates to generate integrated insights.
The use of quantitative theoretical models allows one to adhere, in this context, to basic laws (such as conservation of mass, charge, energy, etc)., while integrating insight to explore causal interrelations in a complex system.
In terms of drug safety testing, these models are used in the context of information on compound actions gathered from experimental data, and to integrate insight across scales of spatial complexity, from the single ion channel to cells, tissue, organ and whole body.
"It opens up your mind and it challenges you to integrate insights" from other fields.
Our study integrates insights from both the economics and sociology branches of institutional theory.
Currently, treatment guidelines are only beginning to integrate insights from research about underlying causes of this heterogeneity.
