Sentence examples for highlight as an example from inspiring English sources

Labour did less badly in the capital in the general election than the party did elsewhere, and most Labour MPs will have a deeper and truer knowledge than others about issues relating to immigration, the subject that all the frontrunners are so depressingly desperate to highlight as an example of Labour not "listening" to its natural supporters.

Araus and Cairns (2014) have reviewed advances in high throughput field-based phenotyping and highlight as an example "Shovelomics" for root traits where root numbers and their angle of growth can be assessed for a very large number of plants (Trachsel et al. 2011).

Although this situation has to be considered, we show below some of the alignments between the exposed-pathogen proteins and several human proteins that we think would be more significant to highlight as an example of a previous massive analysis in a reverse vaccinology study.

In the following, we highlight as an example silk based wound dressings.

In this study, we highlight as an example the EPD page for cyclin B1, which displays the protein and RNA quantitation across the separate elutriated fractions from this study, and the protein abundance bins to which cyclin B1 belongs.

We then highlight, as an example, how the use of different experimental models that focus on the role of Toll-like receptor 4 (TLR4) signaling in the gut has revealed important distinctions between the pathogenesis of IBD and necrotizing enterocolitis.

That was a highlight, as was an example of the xácara, a sort of ruffian's dance.

Kent was highlighted as an example of an authority seeking to harness technology, such as the single phone number used to access all public services, including health services.

He highlighted as an example the handling of the case of Abdelhamid Abaaoud, a Belgian national believed to have been the ringleader of the November attacks.

Even so, there would be cases where this did happen and they would doubtless be highlighted as an example of a something-for-nothing culture.

She described sport as a "wonderful way of bringing together people and nations" and this year's Commonwealth Games, staged in Glasgow during the summer, was highlighted as an example of this.