| The genome of halobacterium and thermophiles will give insight into new sorts of biochemistry. |
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| The work prints in particular give insight into what made the book succeed. |
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| In it, Plath talks warmly about how novels can give insight into real life. |
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| He has worked as a professor, and creating maps that give insight into public health issues. |
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| These news events are set to give insight to the health of the U. S economy. |
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| A society's ethical ideals are at the core of its vision of the common good and give insight into our hopes for the future. |
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| They overlook a wealth of information that can give insight into managers' ability. |
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| All these will give insight into the risk of change: their change and your risk. |
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| Our mentoring relationships with Afghanistan's government and military leaders give insight into political and social challenges here. |
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| The diaries give insight into Alice's work and the social activities she experienced during these two years. |
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| Several regional circumstances give insight into why municipalities could play a role in the peace-building process of Eastern Slavonia. |
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| Nevertheless, the Tribunal's views in this regard give insight into how such evidence may be treated in the future. |
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| These documents not only tell the institutional history of the EBU, but give insight into the broader history of Europe itself. |
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| Denied claims should be closely examined since these will give insight into how to improve product design and awareness education. |
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| The general objective of the course was to encourage women to be more active in politics at all levels and to give insight into policy making. |
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| Empirical cases give insight into these different levels. |
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| Information which would give insight into how government carries out its approval process is information about the operation of government, not information supplied by a third party or about a third party. |
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| The data from these investigations should indicate the effectiveness of the lighting regimes being used in reducing melatonin levels and give insight on how grilse rates might be further reduced. |
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| Historical publications: drawn up in the form of summaries of material in the archives, they give insight into or an overview of aspects of the history of European integration. |
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| The project s goal is to build a new research protocol to give insight in enzymatic reactions. |
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| The website will contain sector profiles consisting of key data on external support to give insight into the nature of the aid coordination challenge within each sector. |
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| This will give insight into the mechanisms that govern the basic ordering of atoms in physical matter and the fundamental interaction of molecules that make life possible. |
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| Archaeologists hope that the discovery will give insight into the funerary traditions of the ancient Parthian Empire, which is also known as the Arsacid Empire. |
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| The information coming from the decomposition of HD-sEMG signals give insight into the behavior of the motoneurons in the spinal cord and on the effective control command. |
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