Sentence examples for highlighting a paper from inspiring English sources

Access to roughly 300 sites was blocked starting on Sunday, when Jordanian news outlets were highlighting a paper issued by the king titled "Towards Democratic Empowerment and Active Citizenship".

Highlighting a paper by experts would help the reader, encourage the researcher and improve the visibility of the journal.

He is keen to highlight a paper he wrote for a 2009 conference in Australia that argued strongly for the importance of the humanities, but suggested that multiple sources of public and private support would be better than becoming "a government-funded ornament".

The MIT review highlighted a paper by Northeastern University researchers that analyzed the activity of 2.3 million Facebook users during the 2013 Italian election.

It was in response to a news piece at JAMA Network entitled "As Opioid Epidemic Rages, Complementary Health Approaches to Pain Gain Traction highlighted a paper published in Mayo Clinic Proceeding". Stage-setter #1: JAMA is of course a well-known, historic advocate for complementary and integrative health approaches.

However, we would like to highlight a recent paper by Tan et al. [31].

The agentive subject in the above sentences is proposed to be taken as Affector in this paper, highlighting a conceptually distinct relation from that of a causative Stimulus.

Starting in Fall 2015, the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University is highlighting a series of talks, papers, and other activities focused on data privacy.

The threat posed by aristolochic acid is also highlighted in a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Monday.

The rampant growth of this behavior was recently highlighted in a paper co-authored by Eric Anderson (of Northwest University) and Duncan Simester (an MIT Sloan Professor of Marketing), based on Simester's extensive research.

The complexity of what is often referred to as 'sex work' is highlighted in a paper by Harcourt and Donovan, who describe 25 'types of sex work' [ 9].