Sentence examples for hence highlighting from inspiring English sources

The dynamic and context-dependent nature of protein glycosylation is also comprehensively discussed, hence highlighting its potentially important role as a biomarker of CSC.

The results show the impact of various strategies when targeting custom hardware and expose the complexities in devising these strategies, hence highlighting the productivity benefits of this approach.

This is the first reported study of the safe anti-giardial efficacy of L. acidophilus (P106) derived bacteriocin, hence highlighting its great promise as a potential therapeutic safe alternative to existing commercial drugs.

The ChimiothèqueNationale, which federates collections of synthesis products available in French academic laboratories, also contains a large percentage of original compounds, (CU = 85.24%, SU = 64.23% and FU = 37.37%), hence highlighting the potential interest of academic screening collections.

However, Δ env1 in light appears in this cluster as an outgroup, hence highlighting its distinct function, and Δ gnb1 in light also occupies a peculiar position.

Interestingly, the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis may be involved in increased suicidal behaviour in response to adversity during development [ 20], hence highlighting the contribution of early environmental factors to suicide risk.

This review hence highlights the main researches and developments in PLA-based nanocomposites during this last decade.

How callous to highlight Michelle Wie's failure to qualify for the United States Open with a huge photo on the front page of the newspaper (June 6), and hence highlight the inability of women to compete athletically with men.

It therefore follows that a competence set is a collection of generic competences widely distributed across the three institutional spheres and hence highlights that competences can be consciously reconfigured, redirected, transformed and appropriately shaped, and integrated into existing competences as well as external resources (cf. Teece et al. 1997).

The radiographic-laboratory dimension seems to have satisfactory validity, nevertheless the lack of significance for the "laboratory experience" scale is widespread and hence highlights the need for a larger sample of patients.

The design and the manufacturing of composite structures, tailored to simulate the mechanical properties of the soft and hard tissues surrounding the prostheses (i.e. the hip, the mandible, tendons and ligaments prostheses), are hence reviewed, highlighting the advantages of using composite biomaterials in the selected applications.