Sentence examples for illuminating which from inspiring English sources

But Goodwin and Landy suggest that their work might inform health policy and medical decision-making by illuminating which factors are important to us.

United Illuminating, which serves those towns and much of the state's coastline, said that about 14,000 of its customers lost power, but that all but a few hundred had been restored as of this morning.

A growing body of research in cognitive psychology and education research is illuminating which study strategies are effective for optimal learning, but little descriptive research focuses on how undergraduate students in STEM courses actually study in real-world settings.

In 2002, age 25, Foer completed Everything Is Illuminated, which won the Guardian First Book Award and was made into a film.

The lamp itself is bright yellow when it is not illuminated, which prompted Philips to clarify on its planned packaging that the lamp produces "white light when lit".

In another nice touch, the buttons relevant to the device you're controlling are illuminated, which helps narrow down the number of available choices.

The results illuminate which management scenarios most effectively minimize sediment while also minimizing the cost of mitigation efforts.

Future events, such as IPOs, acquisitions, or partnerships could better illuminate which of Africa's two big e-commerce startups leads in revenue, profitability, and market share.

As Isner et al. (2011) suggest, more research is needed on implementation of coaching programs that could illuminate which aspects of coaching models are most effective in changing provider practices with children and families.

We could only see as far as our headlamps would illuminate, which was not very far.

On the most popular tours, the most scenic rock formations are often softly illuminated, which helps.