Sentence examples for a means of emphasising from inspiring English sources

Despite some initial uncertainty [ 4, 5], SDL has been proposed as a means of emphasising the importance of life-long learning, particularly in the context of professional competence for medical professionals across many disciplines e.g. internal medicine [ 6], general practice [ 7], paediatrics [ 8], obstetrics and gynaecology [ 9].

The importance of weight control throughout life as a means of primary prevention of knee OA is emphasised by our finding that BMI is associated with later knee OA as early as 11 years in women and 20 years in men, and by the suggestion that risk from a high BMI accumulates through adulthood.

Any offsetting system must emphasise the continuing primacy of the 'mitigation hierarchy', where offsetting is only considered after alternative development sites or a means of mitigating the environmental loss in situ have been exhausted.

UNICEF's early policy focused on youth, and emphasised 'communication' as a means of promoting responsible sexual behaviour.

However, this difference only reached statistical significance for Test Orientation (p = 0.03), which suggests that older tutors emphasise assessment as a means of encouraging group learning more than younger tutors.

Successive governments have emphasised the involvement of service users as a means of increasing the acceptability and quality of services [ 24– 26].

We emphasised the need for family involvement as a means of motivating behaviour change and set the complex intervention in the home setting.

Her campaign, however, is already emphasising her working-class upbringing over her educational pedigree, as a means of connecting her personal story to the activist government policies she supports.

The policing model, known as broken windows, emphasises attention to petty crime – such as selling untaxed cigarettes – as a means of stymying large-scale crime.

Obama also set up the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group, which emphasises conventional techniques, such as building rapport with the suspect as a means of extracting information.

Recently, commentators have emphasised the importance of introducing innovation and creativity training into undergraduate medical curricula as a means of enhancing scientific innovation in medicine [ 6].