Sentence examples for highlighted population from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton, speaking to about 75 people at a community college in Syracuse about an hour after Mr. Lazio left, stood before a large poster that highlighted population losses upstate.

DNA barcoding (using cytochrome c oxidase 1 (CO1)) facilitated caste association and type designation, and highlighted population structure associated with reproductive strategy, biogeographic and evolutionary patterns for future exploration.

Similarly, immunostaining for nestin and GFAPdelta, developmentally regulated intermediate filaments [ 42], highlighted populations of immature glia in CA4 and the dentate gyrus in HS, as previously reported [ 43].

Summary tables highlighted sample population, sample N, primary outcome, study design, key findings and biases.

The report, which analyzed data from countries representing almost 99 percent of the world's population, highlighted several other groups that are particularly at risk of dying in road traffic crashes.

A final issue highlighted by the population and analysis of the LaMEVE database is the uneven quality of the data sources.

Because the advantages of our new approach are better highlighted for a population undergoing a violent dynamical evolution, we concentrate in this paper on the planetesimals originally in the Jupiter Saturn region, although it is known that they are only minor contributors to the final Oort cloud population.

Many previous contributions have highlighted heterogeneity in population contact rates.

Whilst practices serving more affluent populations reported status and patient benefit as motivators for participating in the scheme, those serving more deprived populations highlighted financial reward.

Last week, research by the Fabian Soceity found that remain had a narrow lead among the total adult population, but highlighted three factors in favour of the leave campaign: leave voters being more likely to vote, leave arguments seeming to have a greater power to persuade and weaker loyalty to their cause among remain voters.

Even though demographic trends, highlighted by the aging population, imply an increasing need for inpatient services, counterbalancing forces will continue to pressure admissions.