Sentence examples for highlight a distinction from inspiring English sources

But the clear effect is to highlight a distinction between Taiwan citizens and mainland Chinese that Beijing has worked hard to blur.

In what follows, we highlight a distinction between the Frege-Russell analysis of quantification in terms of predication, on the one hand, and the link between quantification and existence, on the other.

Our results also highlight a distinction in the sensitivity of anterior and posterior fields of PT to non-spatial information and specify the type of spatial information that is coded within early areas of the spatial processing stream.

However, clustering did highlight a distinction between the expression profiles of OXPHOS subunits and assembly factor genes: 67 of the 81 genes (83 %) in the central largest cluster are subunit genes, while 28 of the 32 genes (82%%) in the remaining smaller clusters are assembly genes (Fig.  2b).

Guastavino [16] and Maffiolo [17] have supported through psychological experiments the assumptions posed by Schafer [18] that sound perception in humans highlights a distinction between sound events, attributed to clearly identified sources, and ambient noise, in which sounds blur together into a generic and unanalyzable background noise.

Recent work has highlighted a distinction between "resistance" type immune mechanisms, in which the host attempts to eradicate an invading organism, and "tolerance" type mechanisms, in which the host response is oriented toward reducing the damage done by infection (Schneider and Ayres, 2008).

Even for Chinese who don't turn to anti-colonialist rhetoric, the Olympics still highlight a crucial distinction between rich and poor countries.

We see once again a problematic consequence of interpretations of the argument for mental anomalism (Kim's and now Campbell's) that highlight a strong distinction between normative and descriptive principles.

I have no incentive to write this piece other than to highlight a key distinction between two Democratic candidates.

Our findings highlight an important distinction between the pseudo-make and make-buy strategies that has not previously been fully appreciated in the extant literature, and as a result increases our understanding of why some firms do not switch strategies from a buy to a make strategy when product architecture changes from modular to integral form as previously expected.

These findings highlight an important distinction with respect to methamphetamine and Viagra use.