Sentence examples for load highlighting from inspiring English sources

We show how each of these parameters affect peak cooling load, highlighting previously unpublished effects.

After anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) resection, the anterior tibial displacement increased significantly even under load, highlighting its importance in stability.

A final-year PhD student with this load highlights, "very few taught postgraduates have any practical ability, so they take up a great deal of my time to train them to carry out the work.

The model of allostatic load highlights accumulation of insults as a major cause of allostatic load, which is consistent with a life course model of "cumulative risk".

Detailed hourly dynamic simulations show how it is possible to extend the non-heating/cooling period and reduce the peak loads, highlighting the potentialities of each strategy according to different climate constraints.

The precise and narrow location of the recurrent mutations pinpoints the site where the RNAP pre-initiation complex is loaded highlighting the conservation of the TBP (TATA binding protein) site and the formation of the pre-initiation complex, whereas exclusion of mutations from the TBP site confirms the poised nature of active yeast promoters.

Meanwhile, MON was having lower values for most ions mainly owing to dilution effect, and F1 loading highlights prominence of DIC, K+, Na+ and Cl− ions.

A thorough bifurcation analysis with and without aerodynamic loading highlights the existence of flip bifurcations with period-doubling and period-halving sequences over a broad angular speed range.

Time series simulations are performed based on 1 year generation and load profiles, highlighting the need of voltage regulation in 98 days.

These antibodies also counter the effects of mechanical load deprivation, highlighting the importance of sclerostin as a mechanotransducer in bone (Tian et al. 2010).

Sun et al (2001) recently revealed that the effect of HPV infection on SIL development is dominated by the viral load, thus highlighting a potential application of viral load testing in predicting the advancement of cervical intraepithelial lesions.