Sentence examples for relevance insight from inspiring English sources

Despite their clinical relevance, insight and FA remain understudied in youth with OCD.

The Research Advisory Board included people with intellectual disabilities, family carers, practitioners and academics with extensive experience of working with people with intellectual disabilities in all research stages to ensure relevance, insight and sensitivity, especially with regard to ethical issues.

Theoretical debates have not settled the question, but one interesting clue about the possible relevance of insight comes from comparative studies of different types of psychotherapy — only some of which emphasize insight.

Reaction and responses to a select number of questions — chosen for their relevance or insight — will be posted here.

Other filmmakers matured within genre movies -- David Cronenberg leapfrogged from the jagged, indie-film potency of "The Brood" and "Scanners" to find relevance and insight in tales-from-the-crypt masterworks like "The Dead Zone" and "The Fly".

I will be taking questions about these issues this week, and reaction and responses to a select number of questions — chosen for their relevance or insight — will be posted on Monday.

Among others, Günter Grass has praised the novel's continued relevance and insight.

Its precise relevance to insight is likely to be complex.

Reviewers praised "Public Opinion" for its relevance, its insights, its clarity of thought.

H3 incorrectly predicted that relevant directed actions elicited without pedagogical hints that signaled their mathematics relevance would promote insight.

On the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war, and with Jonathan Powell's admission that the post-conflict planning was (with hindsight) woeful, I don't need to belabour the relevance of that insight.