Sentence examples similar to attributes underscore from inspiring English sources

These attributes are also underscored in existing literature which reveal that drug stores often satisfy consumer needs for low cost and accessible health services [ 12- 15].

The following definitions found on the web underscore two important attributes of a model: the open-source platform Wikipedia states that an animal model is "a non-human animal that has a disease or injury that is similar to a human condition" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_model; accessed 7 July 2009)".

Mr. Granito said "the most awful part of the litigation" for the parents was in sadly accepting the fact that a dollar settlement would have to be sought for their priceless children as the only way to underscore a tragedy finally attributed to a faulty fuel tank.

These results underscore the remarkably similar properties that have been attributed to networks with interacting components, from human social systems to mutualistic networks of plants and pollinators [43].

That's true, but it doesn't by itself underscore the penchant for complex thought that Mr. Kerry attributed to himself in his acceptance speech.

Many Americans have not embraced the use of PHRs, 47 but our findings underscore the general interest of patients in using such tools if certain attributes are offered.

While the potential for drug-drug interactions attributed to drug metabolizing enzymes are relatively well known, the results of these studies underscore the importance of drug-drug interactions involving P-gp.

As any id attribute of TAL, it may receive any string value that begins with a letter or an underscore and that only contains letters, digits, "." and "_".

Our results underscore the importance of marker ascertainment for distinguishing phylogenetic terminal branches from basal nodes when attributing ancestral composition and temporality to either indigenous or exogenous sources.

Statistics underscore these contrasts.

Constantine is right to underscore it.