Sentence examples for highlighted by noting from inspiring English sources

The ludicrousness of citing the 2005 modelling is further highlighted by noting it estimates the 10-year benefit to GNP (which counts production by Australians regardless of where they are, rather than GDP which counts only production in Australia) was US$22bn.

The physiological importance of regulations of G6PDH for increased NADPH generation through the PP pathway can be further highlighted by noting that a zwf gene(the gene encoding glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase -knock-out mutant strain is much more sensitive to PQ stress than is the wildehydrogenase -knock-out

Successful institutionalisation of global health impact assessments will depend on government buy-in as highlighted by CONCORD who note that there is a need for "Continued political will to translate into the right policy choices favourable to poor people in developing countries".

This is a critical issue to fix as NRDC noted and as highlighted by some key companies recently (as these Time Magazine and Reuters articles capture).

Talking of which, I note that one of the factors highlighted by Carney is the importance of the exchange rate for both inflation and all those meetings of the Bank's monetary policy committee when they look at their inflation target and decide yet again not to raise rates.

> -wrap-foot> Note: Cancer progression (metastatic disease or patient death) is highlighted by boldface.

The president may also speak on his growing concern for mounting heroin and prescription pill abuse, something McDonough noted in remarks about the recapture of a Mexican cartel boss, and an issue highlighted by guest Cary Dixon, an opioid reform advocate.

The app will automatically start playing one of these, highlighted by a series of green blobs rising from Earth, each of which corresponds to a note.

Another aspect highlighted by coach and players alike is communication.

Passages by Malcolm Gladwell and Dan Brown are among the most highlighted by Kindle users.

The offending tweets, first highlighted by BuzzFeed's Tom Gara, are mostly from 2011 and 2012.