Sentence examples for primarily highlighted from inspiring English sources

With the way we created the sentences and the rhyming line, Rhyme primarily highlighted the last syllable, i.e., the verb of the sentence.

The previous sections of our analysis primarily highlighted the gains of the individual rather than the gains of state.

Although primarily highlighted in disease contexts, this effect has also been found in a more generic rescue model (Uecker and Hermisson 2011; Uecker et al. 2014).

This primarily highlighted the types of support needed for policy-makers undertaking health impact assessments, for example the need for more training and increased access to advice.

Discussions primarily highlighted gaps in current economic and epidemiologic RVF models as well as gaps in the overall epidemiology of the virus.

The alignment accuracy evaluation provided by multiple aligners supported long-read alignment with varying read length on E. coli genome was primarily highlighted in Figure 7.

In like manner, while describing the EU, the Kazakhstani elites primarily highlight its achievements on the integration path, in building a single market and reaching a high status in the world economy, whereas European officials tend to put the emphasis on the value-based nature of the bloc (ibid: pp. 79 80).

As a sort of antithesis to the usual curatorial process, rather than conceiving connections through a symbiosis between aesthetic and message, X + 1 is primarily highlighting the network activity and exchanges, and this translation of online relationships created are subsequently transcribed through a unique and immersive visual experience". .

Major changes primarily highlighting the importance of early defibrillation and post-resuscitation care followed [ 23].

Our imaging findings primarily highlight the main higher order groups of emotions identified in the original model of Zentner et al. (2008), while a finer differentiation between emotion categories was found only for a few of them and will need further research to be substantiated.

In stark contrast is OUTSTANDING IN THE FIELD: A Farm to Table Cookbook (Clarkson Potter, $32.50), by Jim Denevan and Marah Stets, a book that primarily highlights the cooking of Denevan, a chef with a big bus named Outstanding, which he drives around the country and uses to transport guests to dinners set up in fields and vineyards, community gardens, dairies, ranches.