Sentence examples for highlighting effects from inspiring English sources

A theatrical makeup kit typically includes makeup base colours, rouges, coloured liners for shadow and highlighting effects, eye makeup and false eyelashes, various cleansers, powder and powder puffs, putties for making prosthetic features, adhesives, wigs, and facial hairpieces or mohair to construct them.

Materials and Shading: To prevent highlighting effects and accentuate distortions unpredictably, we used Gouraud shading in the experiments.

This paper reports the low velocity impact behavior of thermoplastic laminated structures based on thermoplastic polyurethane reinforced with woven glass fiber highlighting effects related to sample thickness and test temperature with the aim to verify their potential applications.

Our approach also revealed novel aspects of TGF-β biology, highlighting effects of TGF-β on breast cancer differentiation and linking ephrin signaling to TGF-β-mediated tumor suppression.

Intervention gains were (a) slower rate of performance, (b) decreased off-task behavior, and (c) improved problem solving performance, differentially for girls at-risk for ADHD when their materials were first presented with highlighting – the effects of which carried over to a non-highlight condition.

In the context of our study, biology would seem to inform economic theory, not only in providing explanations of psychological phenomena such as loss aversion, but also in highlighting substantive effects of state changes on economic decisions, perhaps reflecting shared evolutionarily conserved neurobiological mechanisms.

But several researchers, while lauding the study for its creative approach to studying bird behavior and highlighting one effect of fragmentation, do not believe its findings should be interpreted as proof that wildlife corridors will help birds.

These findings contribute to the nascent literature on organizational pride by indicating towards employees as source of organizational pride, highlighting potential negative effects of organizational pride, and introducing the differentiation between employees' efforts and abilities.

Guidelines should be the result of the interpretation of data in a broader context, considering all the possible options for intervention (e.g., to tackle an environmental problem or to develop a sustainability policy) and highlighting implications and effects for all of the options considered.

Taken together, our study adds a novel perspective of ghrelin signaling in the brain by highlighting dissociative feeding effects of ghrelin depending on brain region.

In summary, Strøm and colleagues provide an important hypothesis-generating study highlighting potential systemic effects of sedatives in the ICU and raising important questions about sedative use and organ failure.