Sentence examples for systematically highlight from inspiring English sources
They also systematically highlight that educational credentials have a stronger impact on productivity than on wage costs.
The purpose of this paper is to review these existing approaches systematically, highlight research challenges and opportunities, and help guide future efforts.
Informed by field work, the study modifies an existing theoretical model to systematically highlight Onagawa's participatory mechanisms during the reconstruction planning, including their differences and complementarities.
The instrument is designed to systematically highlight barriers to implementation.
In a greater detail, we systematically highlighted how CPP properties are responsible for modulating the membrane bending modulus.
The present review exhaustively and systematically highlights the progress made in the development of Co-based catalyst towards hydrogen production by hydrolysis of various boron-hydrides.
This review paper systematically highlights the effect of welding processes and conditions on microstructure, mechanical properties and corrosion resistance of duplex stainless steels and its various combinations on the basis of structure property co-relationship.
By systematically highlighting the challenges, the maternal death review process itself may become understandable.
In the different frameworks we reviewed in this research, the role of the public health authorities in the development of CHI was systematically highlighted.
A cross-sectional study set in Glasgow, UK, found that the spatial association between outlet density and deprivation did not vary systematically, highlighting the importance of local context in the design of future studies [ 37].
Al-Qaeda does not actively seek recruits for the jihadist cause, partly because that would attract the attention of the security services and partly because, ever since the destruction of its bases in Afghanistan, it has—in the view of well placed British observers been too loosely organised to recruit systematically.This highlights one of the main difficulties of the "war on terror".
