Sentence examples for evolution of the highlights from inspiring English sources

Assfalg's soccer highlight system [10] used a discrete 3-state left-to-right HMM model for each highlight type, noting that the three states correspond well to the evolution of the highlights in terms of characteristic content.

The story of the discovery and study of the Monoplacophora (or Tryblidia) and how they have contributed to our understanding of the evolution of the Mollusca highlights the importance of integrating data from the fossil record with the study of living forms.

Phase I of our model of the evolution of air sacs highlights the variable expression of the cervical air sac system in posterior portions of the axial column in theropods (Figure 17).

This paper reflects on the evolution of the design and highlights the principles that emerged from it.

Recent work on metabolic engineering and experimental evolution of microbes highlights the key role of global regulatory networks in controlling specific metabolic processes and the need to consider the integrated function of multiple types of networks for both scientific and engineering purposes.

In nonhuman primates, females typically drive the evolution of the social system, highlighting the importance of focusing on females when studying primate social evolution [Clutton-Brock & Lukas, 2012; Lindenfors et al., 2004].

We provide a historical perspective of the evolution of the neurosphere assay and highlight limitations in the use of sphere-forming assays in the context of neurospheres.

They present an intriguing new overall model of the evolution of the translation system, and highlight aspects of this model that could be tested in the laboratory.

Better understanding of the molecular mechanisms of autophagy and its implication in specific liver cells, such as hepatocyte, HSCs, macrophages but also endothelial and other immune cells, during the evolution of the liver complications will highlight new potential therapeutic targets.

This study provides insights into the evolution of the B. cereus group, and highlights the importance of looking beyond differences in gene content in comparative genomics studies.

This is in agreement with recent reviews on the evolution of Dipteran enhancers highlighting the flexibility of enhancers to maintain their function after loss and/or gain of TF DNA binding sites [ 48, 49].