Sentence examples for highlight interactions from inspiring English sources

The training is designed using four representative naturalization interview transcripts to outline the components of the interview and then to highlight interactions where meaning is negotiated or format is made explicit.

Ryan went on to say that single player games like the immensely popular Angry Birds "wouldn't make a lot of sense" on the social network, as building on the almost 600M strong Facebook platform isn't just about an endless supply of users but about games that highlight interactions.

We chose to highlight interactions that were within 5 Å of each mutant residue of interest.

TF and their target genes interact in a temporal and tissue dependent manner, so the examination of networks spanning multiple tissues is critical to highlight interactions that could otherwise be unknown from individual tissue analysis [ 48].

The plugin provides three distinct three-dimensional visualization modes to highlight interactions with DNA bases and backbone, major and minor groove, and with atoms of different pharmacophoric type (hydrogen bond donors/acceptors, hydrophobic and thymine methyl).

(A) View highlighting interactions between two molecules of the MRG701CD dimer colored in light green and light blue.

This framework highlights interactions between SOC and soil development, which may be applicable to other soils where organic inputs interact with the products of chemical weathering.

Thus, one ends up with a simple mathematical expression which generates a concentrated and broad system understanding and highlights interactions of multiple input and output quantities.

To determine the role of TAR and another HIV-1 RNA molecule, the LTR, we highlighted interactions involving only these molecules (Table 8).

The current study highlights interactions of various cellular and metabolic processes linked to fruit development and ripening, as observed by changes in protein accumulation.

Additionally, we highlighted interactions with a significant monotonic increase in prostate cancer risk with increasing exposure in one genotype group and no significant association in the other.