Sentence examples for states highlights from inspiring English sources

The connection of Trak1 to multiple disease states highlights the importance of understanding the functional roles of Trak1 and the pathogenic effects of its dysfunction.

Clicking on one of these states highlights it (Fig.  19B), and adds it to the list of selected characters on the main screen (Fig.  19A, red arrow).

An MSM of the conformational dynamics of the same GPCR with 3000 states highlights the complexity of microstate MSMs, which could be used to observe the time evolution of any structural metric.

(FGD2 Dimapur, Nagaland)." This qualitative study among women drug and alcohol users in two Northeast Indian states highlights the problem of both drug and alcohol use and dependence among women, and the very clear ways in which this places them at risk of HIV infection.

Here's an outline of what's happened in those states, highlighted in orange on the map.

The court remains a major lever for change in some of the worst offending states, highlighting serious systemic problems and putting pressure on individual states to improve national practices.

"Being able to afford housing in the Lower Naugatuck Valley region is quickly becoming a major issue for households with surprisingly high levels of household income," the report states, highlighting workers such as police officers, firefighters, teachers and nurses.

States highlighted in yellow are battleground states, which I've defined as those in which both President Obama's and Mitt Romney's campaigns spent a material amount on advertising.

Afghan security forces are taking the lead for almost 90 percent of all military operations, the report states, highlighting that "the conflict in Afghanistan has shifted into a fundamentally new phase".

In their brief, the states highlight what they say was a concession by Microsoft's chairman, Bill Gates, on their proposal to require the company to provide a version of its Windows operating system that would allow several features to be substituted with programs made by its rivals.

The distribution of fire age-classes differed between reserves and across states, highlighting the need to manage fire-prone landscapes at ecologically meaningful regional-scales that cross jurisdictional boundaries.