Sentence examples for highlight the probabilities from inspiring English sources

This section of the paper attempts to highlight the probabilities of using tea polyphenols as potential therapeutic agents for AD.

The findings also highlight the probability that, in highly specialized disciplines, speakers' language backgrounds would impact the ease or difficulty of acquiring discipline-specific terminology.

They also highlight the probability that both multiple adaptive and innate mechanisms together contribute to an individual's susceptibility to infection and/or disease.

These findings highlight the probability that some previously published breed risk estimates are misleading.

The findings of the present study highlight the probability that sub-groups of patients exist within the CABGS population, each with its own trajectory of HRQoL following surgery, which may not necessarily be linear.

These results do not detract from those of previous research on the harmful child health consequences of early marriage for girls, but rather they highlight the probability that young motherhood and its attached social and economic vulnerabilities drive poor child health outcomes.

The company also said it was in discussions about the possible purchase of 14 more aircraft, highlighting the probability that its expansion and fleet-modernization plans were by no means at an end.

This highlights the probability of high-level CDSMP penetration to reach populations with chronic conditions as long as strong support and funding sources are available for this initiative.

In an article devoted to mineral evolution, Hazen et al. [ 3] highlighted the probability that matrix (structural) proteins should be among the first organic polymers and that the emergence of life is associated with the achievement of a minimum level of mineral evolution.

In general, these models highlight that the probability of being EET decreases as age increases, confirming that the NEET phenomenon involves mainly the older age classes (Table 2).

A positive relationship can also be highlighted between the probability of being EET and Italian citizenship, residing in the North-Centre of Italy and the male gender, even if the significance of the coefficients related to gender decreases overtime (from 2005 to 2015 models).