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She slowly assembles a multitude of pinpoint insights that converge to form a glimmering constellation: the singularity of the miraculous machinery of the human organism.
These new insights can pinpoint novel potential targets for immunotherapy.
Many payment systems give you data around consumer purchase behavior, and some offer a view into the actual items purchased, but without an inventory management system to link this data to, they won't pinpoint a lot of actionable insights.
The questions asked by the trainees provide valuable insights for the teacher/trainer to pinpoint the individual gaps in understanding and correct for these through discussion and reiteration of learned material in a personalized manner.
Future analyses of the transcriptional control of WAT depot specific gene regulation may also lead to key insights into regional adiposity and pinpoint WAT depot-specific therapeutic intervention targets in the fight against obesity and its complications.
The company also has Place Insights (for measuring foot traffic trends), Pinpoint (for media ad-targeting) and Attribution (which measures the effectiveness of digital ad campaigns looking to drive traffic into stores).
Summarizing our study pinpoints how important evolutionary insight is for the prediction of potential ligand selection and binding, as well as prediction of physiologically relevant biological assemblies.
Such comparisons help pinpoint important regions of the human genome and provide evolutionary insights.
These CNVs may pinpoint novel candidates relevant to female fertility and generate further insights into the mechanisms contributing to ovarian function.
Taken together, these approaches allowed us to gain novel insights into the molecular pathogenesis of HD and to pinpoint potential future therapeutic targets.
In addition to refining QTL position (Li et al. 2005), joint analysis of these crosses can pinpoint the genetic backgrounds (strains) on which QTL arose, providing further insights into the genetic architecture of traits involved in food quality or disease.
