Sentence examples for representative insight from inspiring English sources

"It will give a true and representative insight into how banks behave at the executive level in a way that will stimulate investigations and reforms, I presume," he said in the November 2010 interview with Forbes.

However, the comprehensive survey has given a representative insight into the pastoral family population in Tessekre.

The sampling protocol was made up in order to obtain the most representative insight of the sampled regional areas.

This report concerns a study of a stratified cross section of the asthma population designed to give a more representative insight into current usage of complementary therapies.

For evaluation of the role of the FPs on the global map or their contribution to EU research competitiveness at international level, the project sample does not give a representative insight.

46 47 The THIN database is a record of real life clinical practice in UK primary care and thus provides an accurate and representative insight into contemporary care.

This study is, to our knowledge, the first one that gives representative insights into the views of a broad range of decision-makers and lobby groups at the meso and macro level of the German health system with regard to various improvements in palliative care.

Although these regions and districts were strategically selected to provide representative insights into what is happening throughout the country, a much broader picture of how delays in funding impact on health care delivery and the way managers cope with the situation could have been formed if more regions and districts had been covered.

The use of the ErbB2 knockin model [ 79, 104], where the Cre-inducible expression of activated ErbB2 is under the transcriptional control of the endogenous ErbB2 promoter, would provide even more representative insights into the role of β1-integrin in breast cancer progression.

Based on the diverse repeats we observe, we propose that such screening may serve as an efficient expedient for gaining a rapid but representative first insight into the repeat landscapes of sparsely characterized mitochondrial chromosomes.

The combination of visuals became representative of "greater insight".