Sentence examples for study highlights on from inspiring English sources

This study highlights on the development of blended geopolymer cement by utilization of two industrial wastes namely ferrochrome slag (FCS) and fly ash.

The study highlights on the systems level, two findings related to the NER; 1) the NER is minimally impacted with increased productivity and 2) increasing microalgae lipid content detrimentally affects the NER which is attributed to the reduction in the total energy that can be captured by the anaerobic digester.

Our study highlights on an empirical basis that there can be several biological and statistical reasons behind detecting a phenotypic correlation in a study, but only few of these imply that fixed behavioral syndromes are maintained in a natural population.

Their study highlights sleeping on a sofa as a particular danger.

This study highlights differences on transport content related to transport distances and gives managers an incentive to raise operating performance by reducing energy consumption, vehicle kilometers and yielding environmental benefits.

Our study highlights a paradox; on the one hand elevated Hsp90 has been suggested as a poor prognostic factor [ 9], whilst on the other hand triple-negative tumors, exhibiting decreased Hsp90 expression, are associated with poor prognosis (reviewed in [ 23]).

Replication of 1993 study highlights same region on X chromosome, but some still call evidence inconclusive.

This study highlights the impact on postprandial glucose of this therapy when used as an adjunct.

The study highlights significant findings on a variety of EPSCC outcomes, including response to chemotherapy and rate of metastatic disease, including brain metastases, according to primary site.

According to the shifts of transcripts encoding cell surface receptors (e.g. CD14, TLR2, TLR4, TREM1) the study highlights processes acting on pattern recognition, inflammation, and cell-cell communication.

However, this study highlights that information on harm is perceived differently among the medical and lay readers, and we suspect that these differences in perceptions are in large part related the quality of reporting.