Sentence examples for two underscored from inspiring English sources

In an interview, the two underscored that the challenge of storing and making sense of the accumulation of data collected by neuroscientists has become an obstacle to advancements in the field.

When multiple lines were compared (P values in italics), two underscored lines indicate P values that survived False Discovery Rate correction and a single bold underscore indicates P values that survived Bonferroni correction.

The program also assumes that a word typed between two asterisks is meant to be in boldface type and a word between two underscore characters is intended to be in italic type.

In three underscored cases, radiologist opinion was clouded by the fact the patient had had proceeding FNA.

Microsoft's shipments of Xbox 360 game consoles increased 13 percent to 1.7 million, underscoring its popularity among gamers.

That was the highest since November 1982 and higher than analysts' expectations of 4.5 million, underscoring the difficulty people face getting another job when they are laid off.

More abstractly, union leaders are framing their fight against Wall Street as a symbolic one, underscoring America's large disparities in wealth and wages.

Counterintuitive though it first seemed, the decision to experiment with skins proved an apt one, underscoring the starchy, crisply formal feel of some collections, and handily brightening others.

The imminent departure of Ashley Young to Manchester United for £21 million underscores the fact that he has abandoned that mission.

Harding said the BBC1 6.30pm regional bulletins collectively get a bigger audience than the preceding early evening national news bulletin – with about 5.5 million viewers verses 4.5 million – underscoring the corporation's public service broadcasting obligation to deliver local news.

LARS JENSEN New York, July 15 , 2013To the Editor: Bill Keller's focusing on the engineer in Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg (who studied to be one) underscores qualities that we need in public servants.