Sentence examples for As emphasised by from inspiring English sources
As emphasised by Jones (2011), creative accounting is not necessarily a synonym of fraudulent action.
As emphasised by several Slovenian interviewees, this situation might occur where high quality wood production is not profitable, e.g. in small properties without economies of scale.
As emphasised by Heinz Penzlin, organic natural facts share information in a biogenetic manner while socio-cultural artefacts do so in a tradigenetic manner (compare [15, pp 3 33].
As emphasised by Claxton it is important that an MCDA-based policy operating within a budget constraint respects the existence of opportunity costs, ensuring that any net benefit foregone from the expansion of the criteria on the effectiveness side (beyond QALYs) should be taken into account [53].
As emphasised by Roos and Wajda, 'knowing whether or not a linkage is likely to be feasible is important' [ 37].
As emphasised by Canada's mental health strategy, 25 until gender and other key intersections such as ethnicity are better addressed, our services will continue to ignore major determinants of illnesses such as schizophrenia.
Therefore, one can conclude that more participation and optimal time should be offered to VET teachers to understand and discuss questions that arise in the context of changes, as was emphasised by Vähäsantanen and Eteläpelto (2009).
Respect develops over time, therefore it would seem necessary that goals in obesity treatment should include continuity of care and long-term support, as indeed was emphasised by staff in our study.
Most importantly, as was emphasised by the boycotting artists, the entire Transfield brand, and not just its subsidiaries, derives value from its philanthropic activities.
Investors know what they are getting and the parameters of some funds can be very tight indeed, as is emphasised by the recent announcement by Aegon's Asset Management that its £55m UK ethical fund would be moving from being a vegetarian fund into a vegan one.
This definition of co-existence shows that the basic idea of co-existence is the economic concern, not however environmental and health risks, as being emphasised by the traditional GMO law.
