Sentence examples for opened insights from inspiring English sources
The development of "omics" approaches and the development of several cDNA libraries within the Arborea I, II and Treenomix I, II spruce genome projects (http://www.arborea.ulaval.ca/; http://www.treenomix.ca; Pavy et al. 2005; Ralph, Yueh, et al. 2006; Ralph et al. 2008) opened insights into the nature of both constitutive and induced defense mechanisms in spruce.
We've also recently opened Insight, a new purpose-built facility to house our reserve collection in such a way that it is accessible to everyone.
Investigating the interactions of AA with water is therefore an essential first step to understand the solvation process that opens insights into fields as human health, biomedicine, biotechnology, protein engineering or drug design.
Arguments and analysis that build on these conceptions alone either fail to open insights that are not available through pre-existent vocabulary or entail analytical problems and overlaps.
While information gathered globally (read: worldwide) can help to open insights into the worldwide distribution and burden of diseases, the object of the field 'global health' has to go beyond that.
As lung lymphatic vascularization in the face of CLD has not been previously reported, it is suggested that this observation not only adds to the current understanding of the pathology in CLD but may also open insight into new therapeutic approaches to tackle the condition.
Eye-tracking technology opened new insights into the visual exploration behavior during everyday life activities, such as street crossing.
However, the discovery of inducible mPGES-1 opened new insights because it was expressed at a high level in joint tissues during experimental polyarthritis [ 32] as well as in periarticular soft tissues and brain during acute inflammation [ 33].
He did give me some open insights into Jandek.
The emerging lists of selected human genes may open new insights into the interactions between history and genetics.
Dr. Siegel concluded that zebrafish would not open major insights into hypocretin's role in narcolepsy; the sleep system "is just very different".
