Sentence examples for plausible insight from inspiring English sources

You could not wish for a more plausible insight into the mind-set of the Mona Lisa.

Oprah, or Oprahism, has often been called a secular religion, and Kelley's most plausible insight is that Oprah has, from the beginning of her career, been propelled by a nearly messianic belief in herself.

This observation provides a new biologically plausible insight into our knowledge regarding the possible interaction between ticagrelor and aspirin doses (North American Paradox).

A new analysis finds that both scenarios are plausible, but further insight will require the cooperation of the Chinese government.

Even when hermeneutical research does not meet standards of scientific evidence, I believe that it often generates plausible, potentially important insights about human behavior and cognition in particular contexts.

Therefore our new di-nucleotide PWM provides new insight into plausible transcriptional regulatory interactions in human promoters.

An attempt has been made to gain insight into plausible functions of these genes by collecting and analyzing the expression data of different studies in plants.

In this context, CTP might be a first attempt to examine plausible indicators and gain insight in antenatal care differences between countries.

Studies of copy number variants and their inheritance in families could also reveal insight into plausible biological pathways for disease [ 14, 15].

In such cases, the use of a composite SES measure may result in null associations whereas the use of single SES indicators may provide insight into plausible pathways through which specific SES factors influence health.

Taken together, such techniques may provide increased insight into plausible prevalence estimates of alcohol use during pregnancy, improved alcohol exposure measurement during pregnancy, and increased understanding of the social patterns of alcohol use across cohorts.