Sentence examples for precisely highlights from inspiring English sources

The first more precisely highlights the role of demand as a source of innovation.

Here's a quote from one participant in the study, which precisely highlights the dismal fluctuations of financial fortune at the very bottom of the income scale: Some weeks I spend £3 on food.

However, we consider that this first recognition of these small patterns precisely highlights the need to use better methodologies than to only evaluate them macroscopically.

The utilization of this method makes it possible to more precisely highlight the phase transformation behavior law in the welding region since the thermal cycle in welding process is essentially different from the general heat treatment process.

Additionally, noninvasive imaging studies like IRON-MRI contrast imaging may be used which precisely highlight macrophage-rich plaques [ 28] to further clarify the effect of clopidogrel on atherosclerosis.

"The Red advertising campaign is designed precisely to highlight the ease of use," he adds.

aAlthough it can be argued that communities are important actors in producing health, and therefore could be considered as part of the health system, the organizers of the evidence review chose to separate the community's contribution to improving CHW performance precisely to highlight the important and often overlooked role communities play in this process.

The purpose of this report is precisely to highlight the major shortcomings encountered in the implementation of the Schengen acquis.

In his essay "O! Poetry" (March 27), David Orr dismisses Mary Oliver and highlights precisely the elitist attitude that contributes to the "vast chasm" between readers of poetry and readers of O magazine.

Our campaign highlights precisely why consumers now expect marketers to deliver the right ad to them in the right format, on the right device at the right moment," Mr. Apprendi said.

The preceding example highlights precisely the kind of reasoning we would like to formalize in the analysis of encrypted communication.