"starting insight" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that you are beginning to gain an understanding of something or to describe an initial insight. For example: "With the help of my supervisor, I finally had a starting insight into designing a new experiment."
By allowing businesses to easily correlate how site performance is impacting their revenue while offering suggestions on how to improve (and where to start), Insight can provide a boost where they need it most: Their bottom line.
"Suddenly we're starting to get insight into the disease process for the first time in 25 years," says Lupski, who hopes to repeat his success by sequencing patients with other unexplained nerve disorders.
Starting with insights gained from interviews we will identify "active texts" to discover how these texts are used in the work of primary care physicians and that coordinate this work with the work of others in different settings.
Crawford said that he recruited some NASA scientists and left Google to start Orbital Insight because the price of Earth-orbiting hardware was falling and the amount of satellite images was booming.
This can help you start gaining insight into what is truly going on inside underneath the anger, so you can begin to communicate with your partner in a much more productive and authentic way.
It's another to use a career assessment as a starting point for insight and self-reflection.
This advice stands in a rich, long tradition of insight, starting perhaps with Socrates, getting reinvented later by Seneca, being re-focused along the way by Søren Kierkegaard, and then hitting the shores of America in the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Studies on axonal degeneration are starting to draw insight from mechanisms underlying Wallerian degeneration.
More sophisticated network analyses of transcriptomic data are also starting to provide insight into signaling pathways and key transcription factors involved in radiation responses [ 19, 22].
What's more, as team members developed a sense of each other personally as well as professionally, they started sharing insights and resources.
"Steelcase's strategy starts with insights," Steelcase CEO Jim Keane said.
