Sentence examples for validity of insights from inspiring English sources

"In any market research approach, the validity of insights is derived not just by listening to what customers say, but the ability to interpret findings and uncover the underlying insights.

To test the validity of insights acquired from animal and cancer cell line models, we developed assays based on renewable, early passage, non-malignant, high-risk donor breast epithelial cell (HRBEC) cultures derived from fresh human samples.

Whereas some have argued that we acknowledge the validity of certain insights, values and norms (Ikäheimo/Laitinen 2007, 34 37), others continue to use the term "acknowledgment" with regard to persons but intend it to denote something less ambitious than the wholesale affirmation of their specific identity (Cavell 1969; Markell 2003).

The validity of the insights gained is fundamentally determined by the quality of the included studies.

The aim was to test the validity of the insights with a larger cohort.

The themes were presented at a patient and carer event involving 70 participants to test the validity of the insights.

Reliability and validity of this insight scale have been demonstrated in a mixed group of inpatients with psychosis and depression [ 9], a group of middle-aged and older outpatients with schizophrenia [ 10], and a group of patients with bipolar disorder [ 11].

A question of immense importance is whether there are any means of comparing the validity of initial metaphysical insights.

Present day social science is increasingly recognising the validity of the nonagenarian insights which are telling us powerful messages about their ageing and are directly in line with present-day public health campaigns-encouraging populations to adopt better lifestyles and behaviours in order to make for a healthier life course.

Furthermore, this study provided the first evidence of cross-cultural validity of the cognitive insight construct in a Taiwanese-speaking context and it supported the use of the BCIS in cross-cultural research.

In making the award to the 60-year-old Mr. Gao, who lives outside Paris, the academy said he had produced "an oeuvre of universal validity, bitter insights and linguistic ingenuity, which has opened new paths for the Chinese novel and drama".