Sentence examples for highlight systematic from inspiring English sources

Examinations of flowpath distributions highlight systematic modifications that favor rapid convergence in unchanneled upland areas.

This new comprehensive information allowed to highlight systematic deviations between model predictions and experimental measurements, both in some oxygenated species and in fuel conversion at very low temperatures (550 650 K).

Recent observational works highlight systematic ionospheric tsunami detection following several events with magnitude around 8 (Kuril 2006, Samoa 2009 and Chile 2010) utilizing GPS-derived TEC performed by moderatly-sized networks, such as those on Hawaii (Rolland et al., 2010; Galvan et al., 2011).

Numerous studies have highlighted systematic differences between populations in adiposity and metabolism.

At The Times, the reluctance to highlight the systematic slaughter of Jews was also undoubtedly influenced by the views of the publisher, Arthur Hays Sulzberger.

The allegations, in court documents obtained by this newspaper, highlight a systematic approach of beating and hooding before brutal interrogations; these actions took place after ministers had claimed that such methods were no longer being used by British forces in Iraq.

We highlight three systematic errors present in the experiment, mitigation of which are critical: dispersion, both in the fibre and the atmosphere; Doppler shift due to the velocity of the satellite; and changes in optical path length due to the ellipticity of the orbit.

It seeks to develop and highlight a systematic methodological framework for handling multivariate big data in a smart urban decision support context in the 'New Urban World', so as to enhance the cities' competitive performance through the design and development of operational urban management principles and strategies.

The writings, messages and audio from Iran's ex-heir Supreme Leader highlight the systematic methods that the officials of the Islamic Republic use to oppress the opposition.

But if the goal is to predict at the broader level of the city, Currid-Halkett's examples actually highlight a systematic force influencing artists' decisions in choosing their locations.

Here, we highlight recent systematic approaches for discovering how human common genetic variants and disease-associated risk alleles alter the molecular and cellular functions of immune cells.