Sentence examples for taking insights from inspiring English sources

'Open innovation' involves taking insights and approaches that are external to an organisation and building on them to develop new concepts and approaches.

Gain-of-function/loss-of-function approaches in vitro using cardiomyocytes cultures and in vivo studies using mutant mouse heart as a model allowed taking insights into the role of miRNAs in the mechanisms involved in HCM development and revealing miRNAs that can be used as biomarkers of different traits of the pathology.

The internal structure of emotion concepts and the regularities in their co-occurrence with bodily and contextual emotion signals are also analysed, taking insight from cognitive linguistics [ 14], Langacker [ 15], particularly from the analysis of figurative (first of all, metaphoric) language.

It takes insights from the behaviours and coordination capabilities of social insects, where the success of a group in accomplishing a task relies heavily on the interactions among its members.

The method of assessment takes insights from ISO 14040 and the CO2PE initiative.

Their latest pledge came after Druker recently lobbied the couple for another $1 billion to take insights from Gleevec, as well as other so-called molecularly targeted therapies, and develop better early detection tools for tumors.

The use of molecular markers derived from nuclear and chloroplast genomes provides an unprecedented opportunity to investigate genetic structure and take insights into population history of a species, particularly by means of a combined analysis of biparentally inherited nuclear and maternally inherited organelle markers [ 4, 5, 14- 16].

As Dr Gadja, of Oxford university, says: "Historians like to take insight from a huge range of perspectives, so we are always delighted when students can demonstrate how their interest and ability at foreign languages, philosophy, or political thought, literature, and so on, might intersect with their historical interests, and be of use in their development as historians".