Sentence examples for given higher prominence from inspiring English sources

Overall we propose that extracellular zinc levels and ionophore activity should be given higher prominence when discussing the effects of disulfiram on cancer cells.

Those sponsored by industry had greater visibility as they were more likely to be published by high impact factor journals and were likely to be given higher prominence by the international scientific and lay media, despite their apparent equivalent methodological quality and size compared with studies with other funders.

The paid-for tweet is given high prominence in the Twitter feed of the relevant company but otherwise acts as a normal message and can be retweeted by others.

Key principles of responsible research and innovation (RRI) recently given high prominence on EU and national level are therefore 'anticipation, reflection and deliberation in and around research and innovation, influencing the direction of these and associated policy' [2].

Also, the more recent scores are significantly higher than in earlier years, so it would be unfair to give higher prominence to these.

And by giving high prominence to the soldier's being evaluated (not even diagnosed) for PTSD, it's a huge disservice to the staggering numbers of American men and women returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with PTSD.

This gives high prominence to global disease surveillance systems and international collaborations for fighting TADs.

On Wednesday morning, Mr. Christie gave much higher prominence to Mr. Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, in a personal account of how Mr. Romney and his wife, Ann, visited the Christies' New Jersey home in October and won his early endorsement.

I have tried to give it the highest prominence I can.

The only qualm we have about the changes here is that the day's high and low temps are now given less prominence – they're in small italics above the animated chart, making them easier to miss.

Kelly continued: "Given the prominence devoted to the story in such a high-selling newspaper, it was inevitable that the article was picked up and repeated in other media as in fact it was.