Sentence examples for characteristics highlighted from inspiring English sources
In MM, the correlation of gene expression profiles with clinical characteristics highlighted POT1 for its significant association with advanced clinical stages, high calcium and β2-microglobulin levels (p = 0.02) and bone lesions (p = 0.009).
The health literacy characteristics highlighted in this study represent important barriers to adoption of positive health behaviours among individuals with CLBP.
Characteristics highlighted by an asterisk were examined in population differentiation analyses (Tables 4 and 5).
Calmness and curiosity were characteristics highlighted by students from both semesters, as well as the negative trait of insecurity.
They exhibited the characteristics highlighted in the literature on effective role models; high standards of clinical competence, excellence in clinical teaching skills and humanistic personal qualities [ 17].
A number of participant characteristics highlighted the economic and interpersonal adversity faced by transgender youth in this sample: 70% had an income of less than $1,000 a month, 43% had a history of homelessness, 52% reported having been in the correctional system, and 49% reported experiencing problems finding employment due to their gender identity or gender presentation.
The second Test saw Key struggling in the corridor of uncertainty, a characteristic highlighted by Collins, who beat the bat on several occasions before finding the edge to dismiss him.
In the case of software projects, some characteristics are highlighted, such as, constant changes in levels of scope or product, software complexity and aspects related to human resources, such as technical knowledge and experience, among others.
The QIF methodology may eventually become a replacement for GEE due to its desirable characteristics as highlighted in this paper.
Masticatory efficiency is strongly related to tooth anatomy and wear characteristics as highlighted in comparative studies of dentitions of many different species including herbivores, carnivores, primates and humans.
This characteristic is highlighted on union, intersection and difference operations, which work by comparing and selecting elements in different groups.
