Sentence examples for highlighted guide from inspiring English sources

The Concerto for Orchestra is Mr. Carter at his most involved and intricate, and there aren't many conductors who know it as thoroughly as Mr. Knussen, whose copy of the score is copiously annotated with everything Mr. Carter has told him about his intentions, as well as corrections of misprints and a carefully highlighted guide to the main themes, which dart from instrument to instrument.

Press Ctrl and "F" keys to search any keywords (director's names, film festivals etc). which will appear highlighted to guide you to the folder and box numbers to look into.

Several biomarkers have recently been highlighted to guide the identification of patients at risk of metastatic relapse.

"Van Gogh and the Sunflowers" offers optional audio narration with highlighted words to guide young readers through the story, as a mellow jazz saxophone plays in the background.

The dynamic interplay between glutaminase and the donor/acceptor is highlighted, and such knowledge would guide the design of efficient enzymatic processes for producing novel γ-glutamyl peptides as potent flavor enhancers.

In conclusion, the need to account for attitudinal diversity is highlighted and a framework to guide the specific design of processes to assist communities craft coordinating instruments to sustainably manage local aquifers described.

(Shopping, of course, is one of the highlighted sections in the new guide, pointing to Google's now pay-for-play Google Shopping vertical and Google's indoor maps of malls).

The recent Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE Best Evidencee in Medical Education (BEME) guide [ 18], highlighted outcome measures of education as one of the key areas requiring further research.

Potential barriers and facilitators for AMS interventions have been highlighted, providing important information to guide allocation of future AMS resources.

The PFOA case study highlighted points where the Navigation Guide was limited, such as research areas with gaps in knowledge.

Figure 3 is an image of a hemimandible from a Sprague-Dawley rat with key landmarks and directions highlighted and serves as a guide to the specific study ROI discussed in the next section.