Sentence examples for underlining the implications from inspiring English sources
Finally, strengths and shortcomings of using the NAFORMA inventory for ALS-assisted biomass estimation were discussed, underlining the implications of the field inventory design.
Activation of the phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase (PI3K /Akt signalling pathway and the phosphorylation of its downstream target XIAP underlined the implication of this signalling pathway in ovarian cancer chemoresistance.
Nevertheless, it is worthwhile to underline the implication of C. difficile 027 strain in the present outbreak, in contrast to the declining trend reported across Europe concerning the prevalence of this strain in favor of another emergent ribotypes [ 10].
Unexpectedly, its off-target effects promote necrosis rather than apoptosis, underlining the potential implications of relatively simple structural changes to phytochemical scaffolds [ 60].
A recent Unicef report underlined the wider implications of girls' inability to find the money for things like sanitary towels.
As if to underline the incendiary implications of Falciani's data, Montgolfier placed the laptop in a safe.
The abrupt removal of such a senior officer underlined the grave implications for Britain's largest police force of the findings of the report by barrister Mark Ellison QC, who also found that the original investigation into the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence in 1993 may have been tainted by corruption.
The strong difference between the effect of migration on educational aspirations and expectations also underline the different implications of these closely related measures.
We underline the conservation implications of our results, and highlight several perspectives.
Professor Gerry Melino also from Tro Vergata (Rome, Italy) also underlined the important implication of p53 family members as guardians of maternal reproduction and their impact at the evolutionary level.
Paul Dundas notes that the ascetics often used cautionary tales to underline the full karmic implications of morally incorrect modes of life, or excessively intense emotional relationships.
