Sentence examples for underlined in a comparative from inspiring English sources

There is little overlap between time-use research and studies on transition to adulthood, even though as underlined in a comparative study from a time-use perspective on transition to adulthood by Gauthier and Furstenberg (2002)—the transition to adulthood is reflected by major shifts in young people's patterns of time use.

The word is underlined in an unknown hand.

And they say it in a comparative way, compared with China and India and —.

It underlines in her an unexpected warmth and delicacy.

Agricultural productivity in China and India: a comparative analysis.

This difference underlines the importance of comparative methods in not overstating the strength of the association between morphology and ecology [ 27].

A SphI site was included in the primer 1 (underlined) and a XhoI site was included in primer 2 (underlined).

And he underlined that point in a later briefing.

Gove inadvertently underlined a sea change in British public feeling.

Without apology, Mr. Zoellick says, "I look for a comparative advantage" in his diplomatic work.

If Krugman is right, and we all have a comparative advantage in something, then combined we all have a comparative advantage in everything.