Sentence examples similar to restricted insights from inspiring English sources

O'Connor et al 19 reviewed literature published before January 2008, concluding that the large number of pilot studies, and the variability in study design and outcome measures, restricted insight into how best to engage parents in physical activity promotion.

Although a world-class routine sexually transmitted infections (STI) surveillance system, England's Genitourinary Medicine Clinic Activity Dataset (GUMCAD) collects limited behavioural data, restricting insights into drivers of STI transmission.

So these three criteria will successively restrict insights to an even tinier subset of the extractable information from big data (see figure).

This often restricts the insights produced to futures approximating a so-called first-best policy landscape.

This has been widely documented for 'Western' immigration policy-making (Boswell, 2007; Joppke, 1998), but there is no reason to restrict this insight to liberal democracies.

By elucidating the relationships between species occurrences and multivariate habitat conditions on a restricted spatial scale, insight into conservation strategies to preserve riparian species is gained.

Our insights are restricted by a number of limitations that are rooted in the nature of the research approach adopted.

As described above, our current insights are restricted to knowing many "hotspot" residues for CD size specificity.

Our aim was to explore the potential of this geographically restricted sample in providing insights into the history of (particularly the less investigated initial) human dispersal into and over the entire region.

But the speakers' insights weren't restricted to manufacturing.

Hence Bama's Dalit politics; hence Salma's insights into the restricted world of Muslim women; hence the focus of Sri Lankan poets on the violence done to women during and after the war; hence the younger women poets of Tamil and their politics of sexuality".