"accentuate the difference" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize distinctions between two or more things. For example, "The blue color scheme accentuates the difference between the two rooms."
However, considering the A-shaped morphology (Fig. 3a) of the maxillary body in the vertical dimension, this treatment approach will actually accentuate the difference in height between the molar and incisor region.
The beaklike effect of the old Microbus' white top, sweeping forward to its nose, is only faintly echoed in the new iteration and indeed, the two tones of bluish-green on the new concept were repainted after the first showing in Detroit in January to accentuate the difference, but the effect is still too subtle.
It allows you to accentuate the difference between some parts without moving too much from the original musical motif you are working with.
Mr. Abe has tried to accentuate the differences between his reform efforts and Japan's previous attempts at change.
In an age of mobile devices, streaming video and infinite choice, it is easy to see the appeal of a technology, however expensive, that promises to accentuate the differences between immersive, experiential cinema and watching a film on a tablet.
"If you had a moderator who was trying to accentuate the differences, that would have been a fabulous debate," said Senator Bob Kerrey, Democrat of Nebraska, who blamed Mr. Lehrer for not pressing the candidates, especially Gov. George W. Bush, on the issues in the debate last week.
But in some places football only serves to accentuate the differences - and even the world's biggest tournament is unlikely to change that.
My behavior was driven by being different, since I was usually the only woman in my work group at my level, and did not want to accentuate the differences.
To investigate these issues, we developed interactive computer displays that accentuate the differences between central and peripheral perception (see [13], [14]).
If this relationship did exist, it would accentuate the differences between those with and without cognitive decline as those with cognitive decline would be missed.
A longer and slower hemorrhage scenario than was used in Phase 2 was intentionally simulated for this phase to accentuate the differences in the accuracy of the PPV across groups; a massive hemorrhage might have hidden small differences.
