Sentence examples for more representative insight from inspiring English sources

This report concerns a study of a stratified cross section of the asthma population designed to give a more representative insight into current usage of complementary therapies.

However, an advantage of carrying out interviews is that the activities could be tested in a one-to-one capacity, which gave us a more representative insight into the quality and the appropriateness of the activities.

While we can still only measure the outcomes of these electrical wavefronts in the form of their arrival at the epicardial surface, we believe that these provide a more representative insight into possible arrhythmogenic mechanisms occurring in vivo in Scn5a+/− hearts.

The use of the ErbB2 knockin model [ 79, 104], where the Cre-inducible expression of activated ErbB2 is under the transcriptional control of the endogenous ErbB2 promoter, would provide even more representative insights into the role of β1-integrin in breast cancer progression.

This is why future research should be conducted on larger and more representative samples, to provide more in-depth insights on further interesting factors, such as investments, uncertainty, and performance.

While more representative studies are needed, these are important insights amenable to improvements through appropriate agencies working to provide better education and access to information among migrant workers.

However, with data pooled together, they provide important insights for the whole country, as each is more representative of the ecological and socio-economic area in which it is found.

In most cockroach groups (e.g. Blaberidae), however, even a more representative and comprehensive incorporation of further taxa is unlikely to provide novel insights into phylogenetic relationships.

Goa is a much more representative example.

Nothing could be more representative.

But is it more representative?