Sentence examples for highlighted in relation to the from inspiring English sources
So, when this configuration is used, the top of the curve of efficiency is clearly highlighted in relation to the other points that belong to the initial interval.
Numerous ethical issues have been highlighted in relation to the germline editing process using CRISPR.
In despite of the doubts highlighted in relation to the construction of a synagogue, the Perushim, confidently in possession of the ambiguous firman, began clearing away the rubble from the Ruin courtyard in September 1836.
Another major issue has been highlighted in relation to the application of antibiotic resistant probiotics, the antibiotic resistant gene can be transferred between organisms.
"The future of such Hackathon-led innovation as highlighted by IBM and Intel in relation to the HyperLedger Hackathon, illustrates the ability for such a format in harnessing, showcasing and market testing new advancing technologies," claims Malik.
Stakeholders' perspectives highlighted major issues in relation to the organization of the Belgian health care system and its capacity to answer to the needs of the patient with chronic disease.
Recent discussion[ 5] has highlighted potential weaknesses in RECIST criteria, particularly in relation to the inability to determine any functional change resulting from effective drug activity.
These determinations, when analyzed in relation to the smoking data, highlighted several key findings: Heavy smoking was associated with higher rates of type 2 diabetes in the cohort as a whole an observation that was driven primarily by the link between smoking and type 2 diabetes in overweight men.
By adjusting the upper and lower bounds with a threshold utility, areas of calcification could be highlighted and used to calculate the percentage of mineralization in relation to the surrounding whole cartilage area.
Further exploration into the use of proportional power models is required, particularly in relation to the appropriateness of using such an approach, as highlighted by Opfer et al. [ 27].
Admission and discharge procedures in the health services were also highlighted (11), with the main barrier here being a lack of clear responsibility within the services in relation to the treatment of homeless people and complex rules in relation to catchment areas (8).
