Sentence examples for underlined feature from inspiring English sources
"Assume everyone with a hat on is a threat" – Harry Mitchell When I first bought a Kindle, I couldn't figure out how to turn off the underlined feature showing the passages previous readers found so inspiring and memorable that they digitally underlined them.
We divided the patients into two groups, younger and older than 65 years old and we compared various parameters such as etiology, clinical characteristics, associated medical conditions and surgical or medical management in order to underline characteristic features in the elderly.
The true underlining features with high coefficients may be suppressed to have smaller coefficients.
The concepts and underlining mathematical features of the methodology are elaborated in Sect.
The mechanisms proposed to explain ACD electroless Ni P deposition are re-examined and the most important features underlined.
The popularity of the game was underlined when it featured as a question on long-running British quiz series University Challenge.
Hence, the role of the signalling mechanisms in connecting and coordinating the diverse cellular processes is here underlined by graph features.
Four features are underlined in the article: (1) MEMS itself can rectify the RF energy owing to the fact that the governing equation of the MEMS actuator involves the square of the voltage and/or current, thereby, ensuring higher system-level efficiency than any other RF transceiver circuits using additional rectifying components (e.g., diodes).
In any case, the general relevance of this study is underlined by our test features varying widely in distribution from highly restricted to widespread species within each taxonomic group.
Stress granules and P-bodies have been shown to be liquid droplets, and we show here that Sec bodies exhibit clear liquid droplet features as underlined by their spherical morphology, their reversibility, FRAP properties, and LCS content.
Her presence underlines another notable feature of the 2013 list: less of a focus on London, even among writers who might be considered "traditionally" British.
