Sentence examples for highlighting of differences from inspiring English sources

The present study was carried out in the fully expanded leaves of plants grown at 600 μE m-2 s-1, a condition that enables the highlighting of differences due to the activation of light-stress-associated processes known to be relevant for chloroplast and mitochondrion functionality.

The 2Struc server provides two functionalities; 2Struc, which generates SSE assignments for protein structures for up to eight different methods enabling easy analyses of similarities and differences between them, and Compare-the-Protein, which allows comparisons and highlighting of differences between the SSEs generated within a series of NMR models or between two x-ray structures.

So perhaps the 1992 review was in fact highlighting differences between different regions, rather than differences over time.

This is consistent with data from a large US study of HPV prevalence in oral SCCs [ 41], indicating earlier onset of HPV-related malignancies of the oral cavity and highlighting pathological differences between HPV-related and HPV-unrelated disease.

Their analysis offers an uncommon balance; addressing both the benefits and dangers of CPOEs, and highlighting differences in the types of errors prevented and perhaps enhanced through their use.

In the current study, the relationship was not as straight-forward highlighting crucial differences among the three stages of adolescence.

In contrast, TreeJuxtaposer [ 21] enables simultaneous comparison of several trees, notably by highlighting structural differences and similarities between trees displayed side by side.

In this talk, I will review the main characteristics of the various classes of neutron stars, highlighting differences and connections, and the extent to which these are due to intrinsic versus environmental properties.

It is interesting to revisit why this specifier was included, with Bögels and colleagues' (2010) review highlighting potential differences in genetic heritability, physiological responses, age of onset and response to treatment in performance and other types of social anxiety.

The qualitative findings supported our quantitative data, both of which validated our theoretical framework by highlighting significant differences in the contextual factors between the high and low implementation facilities.

It was apparent in our study that embarrassment was more of a concern among expatriates than among Emirati women, once again highlighting cultural differences.