Sentence examples for later to highlight from inspiring English sources

7) "[Wilson] treated kin selection as a special case of group selection, an error that I was later to highlight in my paper on "Twelve Misunderstandings of Kin Selection".

In the next section, a power performance decision metric is presented, which will be later used to highlight the benefits of using an OM-OFDM transmission.

Valerie Steele, director of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, said that "often the image of a decade doesn't jell till a few decades later and tends to highlight only a few parts of it".

This view, originally articulated in "The Meaning of 'Meaning,' " was later elaborated on to highlight further features of linguistic practice, the most important being context-dependence, or the variation of meaning with speaker background and conversational context.

Twelve months later, Mohammad uses it to highlight how little has changed.

The Celtic forward later said he had intended to highlight racism in the Scottish game after he and another South Korean footballer were subjected to monkey chants during a Scottish Premier League match this season.

Now just four months later, Thompson is only serving to highlight the exact deep-rooted corporate sluggishness that he was meant to upend.

We used a case study approach to highlight the later-life consequences of early-life malnutrition and arsenic exposure.

These later efforts highlight the need to examine the psychometric properties of the GSE in light of the specific populations with which it is used.

Findings from the present study showing that food insufficiency in early life significantly contributes to dementia in later life highlight the importance of childhood living conditions in maintaining cognitive function in old age.

The imposition of an organizing schema on the proliferation of emotions made them more manageable, a feature that would appeal greatly to later authors, and highlighted their evaluative and cognitive content.