Sentence examples for score highlights from inspiring English sources

The need for this score highlights the difficulties of Facebook's battle against fake news.

As well as Eflman's score of the piece by saying it to be, "[A] lovely, storybook score highlights the pop romanticism of Burton's conception.

This score highlights the relevance of mid-life risk factors for dementia.

The PIRO score, which incorporates key signs and symptoms of sepsis and risk factors for severe CAP into the CURB-65 score, highlights the limitations of CURB-65 as a track and trigger tool.

Mr. Boreyko led a full-blooded, bristling reading of the rhythmically driven score, highlighting the details of the folk-infused melodies and exotic harmonies derived from Armenian modes and scales.

Passages in the harmonically rich score highlight Britten's ingenuity as a choral composer: the descending patterns sung by the men in the third verse, for example, with the boys' voices soaring above.

Two chances fell to Rickie Lambert, preferred to Mario Balotelli and making a rare start for the club, but while the striker forced Foster into a fine save with his first effort, his failure to score highlighted the absence of the injured Daniel Sturridge.

Furthermore, aspects of the SHIRPA score highlight processes in the mouse that are not directly attributable to CNS dysfunction (i.e., defecation and urination frequency).

The presently observed dose-effect of the number of traumatic event types on the PTSD symptom severity score – highlighting the impact of cumulative stress on mental health – has already been widely discussed [ 44, 45].

Of note, GDF-15 may provide prognostic information above and beyond the information provided by the TIMI risk score highlighting its ability to independently improve mortality prediction for other patient populations [ 2].

The cancer-associated SNPs in the 5' region of TERT, most of the intergenic cancer-associated SNPs, and all the cancer-associated SNPs within CLPTM1L had surrogates with a likely functional consequence of affecting binding, indicated by a category 2 score (highlighted in Table 4 and Supplementary Table 3).