Sentence examples for underlined as a from inspiring English sources
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) have been underlined as a promising potential biomarker for breast cancer but are limited to tissue specimens.
Every morning I reread page 8 and the sentences I had underlined as a moody, un-laid teen-ager already anticipating his deathbed: "What happens but once... might as well not have happened at all.
The potential impact of the oil price slump on Scotland was underlined as a leading energy expert warned on Wednesday that North Sea oilfields could be shut down if the oil price fell by just a few more dollars.
The lack of a headache diary, however, should be underlined as a limit of our case report.
Mr. Bardakçı said, trailing off as he began flipping through its pages in search of one of the passages he'd underlined as a graduate student living in the cafés of Beyoğlu.
This degree of purity is also underlined as a contributing factor to the 16percentt increase in cocaine-related deaths (the powder and rock form aren't distinguished in the data from the Office for National Statistics) in England and Wales in a year.
The simplicity of preparation and the much higher stability of the above-described candidate reference materials should be underlined as an advantage over bottled standard gaseous calibration mixtures.
The inflammatory response at the tumour border has previously been linked to the tumour border configuration, which we recently underlined as an essential prognostic factor in colorectal cancer [ 23].
That, in essence, is the theme of "Troubling Confessions," a book so rich in fresh ideas that I found myself underlining as madly as an undergraduate.
For example, reasoning strategies may be applied to looking up a telephone number using several strategies: scanning the directory page for the desired name, reading aloud or underlining as a way to focus on the identified number, or breaking the seven digits into chunks to help manage the information.
work to curb child labor was underlined as Mr. Clinton visited Bangladesh, a country once notorious for the number of young children toiling in its garment industry.
