Sentence examples for valuable to highlight from inspiring English sources

My fellow professor Stanley Fish makes some very valid points about Derek Bok's "Higher Education in America" and William Bowen's "Higher Education in the Digital Age" in his recent column, "The Two Cultures of Education Reform"; however, it's valuable to highlight two alternative perspectives regarding the use of technology in higher education.

Like many of the "beyond photosharing" apps, Moju picks and chooses what's valuable to highlight — there is no audio, which means less load time for the 24 frames it allows you to capture.

It is valuable to highlight that this study offers insight into a range of experiences and attitudes across several information-rich respondent groups, but does not assess the proportion of each population that would report these.

Therefore, it should be valuable to highlight those new features in the present model, a diagram focusing on the key events that are associated with the relation, difference and interaction between RNA and DNA is provided (Fig.  5).

Glen Watson, deputy national statistician for population and public policy, said that while national insurance numbers were a valuable source to highlight emerging trends, "we are confident the international passenger survey remains the best available way of measuring long-term migration to the UK".

Fried's most valuable contribution is to highlight the abiding tension between personal liberty and the "welfare administrative state".

Finally, to gain valuable insights and to highlight the effect of system's parameters on the CC-MIMO multiuser systems, we also present the asymptotic performance analysis by using high SNR approximation.

Nonetheless, we believe the results from this study are potentially valuable to the surgeon as it highlights the need to be vigilant in detecting postoperative CMO in patients whounderwent complicated phacoemulsification.

The ONS said national insurance registration data was not a good measure of long-term migrants – those who come for periods of more than one year – but did provide a valuable source of information to highlight emerging changes in the patterns of migration.

"All this goes to highlight the valuable role charities play in our lives, both enhancing our free time and stepping in to offer crucial support which may otherwise be difficult to access," said Low.

That we have been able to highlight the valuable work being done at Queensmill means the work has more of a chance to inspire others to take up the baton.