Sentence examples for underlined through the from inspiring English sources

The role of zinc as a global regulator was underlined through the myriad of terms associated with closely linked terms of 'positive regulation of biological process' (38 genes, P = 7.2 × 10-4; Figure 3) and 'positive regulation of cellular process' (33 genes, P = 0.0032; Figures 3 and 4F).

It also underlines, through the concerns expressed by many authors about data scarcity and limitations, that neglect of information needs hampers the forward-looking assessment of sustainability of agricultural and rural development.

The influence of epistemic uncertainties on the optimal solution is underlined through sensitivity analysis regarding the input data.

Moreover, the refinement and delicacy of the miniature underlined through our analyses, reveal illuminators as true artists.

In another example of this positioning of drinks as part of pill-taking practices the distinction between Benecol and food was underlined through one woman's reflection that she does not eat in the mornings – making clear that for her Benecol does not contribute to eating.

The proposed framework's features will be underlined through a case study - a rotary electromechanical actuator for primary flight control.

The effect of false alarms and miss detections on the global cost of inspection planning is underlined through a basic example.

The exceptional adaptation of this animal to this environment is underlined through comparisons to crossbred horses [horses produced by crossbreeding Yakut horses with other races with the aim of improving certain qualities, whilst still retaining its resistance and rusticity (p.68)].

Salomón Rondón's miss when clean through after the break underlined the issue and the Venezuela striker has scored only four goals this season.

Both Bulgarian ALDE member Iskra Mihaylova, chair of the regional development committee, and Finnish EPP member Petri Sarvamaa, one of the MEPs responsible for steering the plans through Parliament, underlined the need to ensure that researchers, civic organisations and ordinary people do not suffer if funds are cut or frozen.

The Norwegian Nobel committee has through numerous prizes underlined the need to do away with nuclear weapons.