Over the last decades, multiple insights have been gained (both theoretical and empirical) as to how "effective" ISLs can be fostered through the design and the development of university-based technology transfer organizations (TTOs).
Specific policy insights are offered at multiple levels, for different stakeholders, and associated with both behavioral biases and social interactions.
Here, her insights are fresh.
Such insights are already coming in.
Such insights are highly prized by industry.
Their insights are remarkable.
Her insights are instructive.
The data were coded in a series of iterative steps, and the code structure was revised and refined multiple times as new insights were developed and new relationships between the themes present in the answers were elicited.
Multiple perspectives and broad insight are urgently needed to gain a deeper understanding of the interacting scientific, systems, and policy issues associated with multiple risk factor interventions (MRFIs).
In what follows we explore this transition, outline its consequences, and argue for a return to the analytic of war as a way of investing with new energy the multiple insights that have been gained through the analytic of government.
