Sentence examples for provision of insight from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the question of how to define baseline human beta cell function in terms of gene expression and protein production patterns is critical to the development of beta cells or beta cell surrogates from alternative cell types for the treatment of type 1 diabetes and to the provision of insight into islet dysfunction in type 2 diabetes.

Surveillance has a long tradition in public health for both the descriptive epidemiology of diseases and the provision of insights into disease causation and disease control.

Evaluation of joint effects in a multiplicative scale through interaction terms in logistic regression and other models that rely on similar principles are very valuable on account of their flexibility and provision of insights on causal pathways.

This paper discusses the iterative provision of modelling insights on long-term decarbonisation scenarios for UK energy policy makers.

The system engineering contribution was the development of the plant model, the provision of production insights to inform the interpretation of the statistics, and the representation of the operator judgements.

Importantly, these intrinsic subtypes play a key role in prediction of disease recurrence, treatment response, and the provision of new insights into oncogenic pathways and metastatic progression [ 51].

Despite these weaknesses, the strengths of this study include its confirmation of findings from previous studies and its provision of new insights when designing intervention and prevention measures.

Neuroimaging has aided in the delineation of the neural circuitry of MDD [ 1, 2], determination of the effects associated with a course of therapy [ 3- 5], provision of novel insights for neuropsychological models [ 2], and the potential for the development of prognostic and diagnostic biomarkers [ 6, 7].

Provision of care requires insight into the factors affecting these psychiatric symptoms.

Add to this provision the insight of the GPs who spotted the initial problems and expedited admissions to the appropriate hospitals and you have a service which lies at the heart of the community but is still nimble enough to pull in national expertise when it is urgently needed.

The "exploratory" case research method used in this study finds its rigor through corroboration by multiple sources (e.g. interviews, documents, direct observation), richness of insight, and provision of multiple explanations for the same phenomena [ 12].