Sentence examples for explicitly highlighted from inspiring English sources

The memo also explicitly highlighted Mr. Zuckerberg's previous settlements with Mr. Saverin and the Winklevosses, even though "they had no written agreements" with Mr. Zuckerberg, according to the memo.

Finally, looking at Figures 6 and 7, it should be noted that also if not explicitly highlighted before, the achievable rate CCDF of H-FMT for each distance and for each class corresponds to the right most curve.

Issues specific to label-free approaches based on ion currents will be explicitly highlighted below.

Moreover, assessments recommend that gender sensitivity and UNICEF's commitment to gender mainstreaming should be more explicitly highlighted in partnerships at the national level.

The Bellagio statement on tobacco and sustainable development explicitly highlighted that "tobacco is a major threat to sustainable and equitable development" [ 30], and the tobacco-poverty link has increasingly been recognized in the global tobacco control community [ 31, 32].

Another difference between the protocol and the publication includes what's been explicitly highlighted as a potential 'competing interest'.

It is not enough to implicitly include this fourth dimension in all the other dimensions--its significance must be highlighted explicitly, so that we are constantly reminded to incorporate meta-learning strategies into the knowledge, skills, and character portions of our learning experiences, learning how to strive to improve no matter what goals we set for ourselves.

28 Where there are missing variances, these will be imputed using methods that will be highlighted explicitly in the methods section and the assumptions fully described.

Oman-Reagan, who is doing a PhD at the at Memorial University of Newfoundland, also highlighted other "explicitly sexist usage examples" in the dictionary; including "shrill" – defined as "the rising shrill of women's voices"– and "psyche" – for which the example sentence is, "I will never really fathom the female psyche".

Ignoring unpleasant, but important, value issues may become more difficult when they have been explicitly pointed to and highlighted.

In contrast, alerting treatments had more effect at junctions, particularly in an urban environment; drivers approaching curves demonstrated improved speed adaptation if the curve radius was highlighted (either implicitly or explicitly).