Sentence examples for interest of highlighting from inspiring English sources

In the interest of highlighting their impressive work, here are 11 "under-the-radar" Chicago venture firms that drive both investor and entrepreneur excellence.

Back in January, I interviewed Sprang for VICE in the interest of highlighting his unparalleled work ethic and admirable hustle, so it seems fitting that just four months later he'd be behind one of the coolest events I've attended in recent memory.

Perhaps, for the sake of clarity, it will be of interest to highlight the issues at the heart of Africa's developmental challenges.

Age, gender and TIV were used as a covariate of no interest whilst WM lesion load as a covariate of interest, to highlight regions with proportionally less GM volume in patients with more WM lesion load.

We consider, of interest, to highlight that the confining potential for holes in a In0.2Ga0.8N-GaN QW also experiences that kind of single-to-double QW transition at the value ofα0reported in the current work.

The sample was of particular interest to highlight the specific features of extremely long-living individuals (over 85 years) in comparison to those with a normal lifespan (between 70 and 85 years).

In the case of derivative 15, a triacetyl derivative, it is of particular interest to highlight the high antibacterial activity (inhibition halo 12) against E. coli relative to eugenol (inhibition halo 0).

Although these areas have sometimes been associated with normal social cognition, we did not include them in our a priori regions of interest, highlighting the compromises inherent in region of interest analyses.

Most (77%) adolescents that dropped out reported lack of interest, highlighting that one program does not suit everyone and alternative approaches to managing adolescents with insulin resistance/pre-diabetes are required.

Mutations can also be visualized in a multiple sequence alignment (MSA), placing on top the protein of interest and highlighting the mutation.

They were then split into four different training groups (examining mammographic images with: overlay of the radiologist's visual search; playback of the radiologist's commentary; mammographic regions of interest highlighted; or only regions of interest presented) using 20 two-view cases and a control group.