The phrase "accentuated to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been emphasized or highlighted in a particular way, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The report was accentuated to highlight the key findings, but the phrasing was unclear."
Alternatives: "emphasized to" or "highlighted to".
Once just another dreary pastel box, the motel has been renovated and repackaged, its kitschy 1960s style accentuated to give a spiffy retro look, with an "I Spy" palette of bright blues and beiges and simple modern furnishings.
The group's clear, pointedly off-beat accents even ferret out latent tango possibilities in "Tico Tico" and "Besame Mucho". The beat, from piano and accordion rather than percussion, is accentuated to evoke snappy body moves rather than the plush, fluid gestures of, say, Julio Iglesias.
Compared to WT, Nrf2-KO mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs) have significantly reduced basal Δψm (79.2±5.1% of control, n>400; P<0.05) (assessed by the fluorescent probe tetramethylrhodamine methylester, TMRM); this difference in Δψm was further accentuated (to 49.7±10.5% of control, n>400; P<0.001) in the absence of glucose (Fig. 1A).
To ensure a stable measurement of Pr, the patient was lying comfortably in supine position during the investigation, the importance of minimizing leakage during lumbar puncture was accentuated to the physician and the routine sample of CSF was taken after the measurement of Pr.
The best way to confront a negative stereotype is to accentuate it to the point of implausibility.
Where there are racial or religious or ethnic divisions, their instinct is always to accentuate and to Balkanise.
Each candidate set out to accentuate his credentials to the detriment of the other.
Thus, in optimistic individuals, acute stress appears to accentuate antibody responses to typhoid vaccine.
Wear accentuating clothing to make you look more flattering.
Hypovitaminosis D is associated to accentuated bone loss.
This year, however, Mr. Kerry put out the word that speakers were to accentuate the positive and to avoid angry partisanship.
