Sentence examples for analysis highlights that from inspiring English sources

First, our analysis highlights that business models are deeply embedded in myriad policy and regulatory frameworks.

Our further analysis highlights that there exists a tendency to the creation of short-paths (whose length mainly consists of two or three hops), that proficiently connect the majority of the communities existing in the network.

Our analysis highlights that the effects of a given legal arrangement for antitrust enforcement critically depend on the corruption environment and, thus, that the appropriate design of antitrust institutions is context-specific.

Our analysis highlights that existing datasets are not yet exhaustedly studied and continuous re-analysis of the available data is important to uncover all features of small RNA sequencing.

The present analysis highlights that race/ethnicity differences exist in the diagnosis of cervical insufficiency, a cause of preterm delivery.

Also, this analysis highlights that reduction in HIV mortality, which can be expected with new treatments, would also improve the cost-effectiveness of the vaccination.

Our electoral analysis highlights that the 4 million voters that left Labour in 1997 were largely public service workers.

AFM analysis highlights that the chemical does not affect molecular assembly into fibrils.

The comparison between the present and Henry et al. [14] meta-analysis highlights that disregarding these methodological considerations leads not only to unsupported conclusions but also prevents meta-analysts from identifying important trends and factors in the previous research.

Finally, the meta-analysis highlights that researchers should continue to explore for environmental differences between urban and rural societies.

However, the variation between centres of the observed (true risk) versus predicted risks for ovarian cancer revealed by this meta-analysis highlights that caution is needed when interpreting and using diagnostic test results (that is, risks) for individual patient management within the context of a single centre.