Sentence examples for highlighting that while from inspiring English sources

The discussion then moves to consider the extent to which Mac users really require such protection, highlighting that while the malware risk to Mac OS X itself might be low, the Mac can still have a role in combating the wider malware problem, and users still need to be protected against various other online threats such as phishing.

The reviewer is correct in highlighting that while the trend is the same, amlodipine had a much more pronounced effect, so the text has been updated to reflect this.

Nykanen (1986) reviewed progress in the field of wine and distillate flavour compound formation over a 25-year period (1960s 1980s), highlighting that while once it was thought alcoholic beverage flavours were composed of a small number of compounds, by 1985 more than 1,300 volatile compounds had been implicated.

It is also important to highlight that, while informed by data, such an approach is fundamentally about tracking progress of an institution and not comparing across institutions (which is therefore a limitation).

While highlighting that predation risk is a key driver of primate behaviour in this population, the landscapes of fear experienced by samango monkeys and vervet monkeys appear to differ despite exposure to identical predator guilds.

This highlights that while both sides talk of patient safety, this is really a pay dispute with highest possible stakes.

This highlights that while the production of larger, more comprehensive data sets is likely crucial for better training of automated methods, the quality of these data sets is also very important.

Interviews with representatives of these associations highlight that while they operated without legal status and were under constant police control, their activities were nonetheless tolerated (within certain limits) by the state.

These comments highlight that while participants may have had considerable insight into their problems and what had brought them about they did not have access, or the knowledge or services available, to enable them to receive adequate treatment for their psychological issues.

Our study highlights that while electronic information systems are perceived as having important benefits, there remains substantial scope to improve GPs' interaction and overall satisfaction with these systems.

This highlights that while the pig is a valuable model for developing and testing surgical procedures, it is not a direct substitute for human studies.