The phrase "and therefore emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or result that reinforces a previous statement or argument.
Example: "The data shows a significant increase in sales, and therefore emphasize the effectiveness of our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "and thus highlight" or "and consequently stress".
Optimum processing conditions differ for each oil and therefore emphasize the need for such studies on each oilseed to establish precise parameters for appropriate scale up and industrial applications.
She writes that the Ludys recognize their lack of expertise and therefore emphasize trusting God as being more important than learning from the specific stories in the book.
Small changes in assumptions can make a substantial difference to outcomes and therefore emphasize the point that it is unwise to base policy decisions on a single projection.
The projections illustrate that small changes in assumptions can make a substantial difference to outcomes and therefore emphasize the point that it is unwise to base policy decisions on a single projection.
And "we cannot, however, rule out the possibility that mobile phones confer a small increase in risk and therefore emphasize the importance of future studies with objective exposure assessment or the use of prospectively collected exposure data".
These results show notable deficiencies in the practice of primary metrological activities to guarantee the reliability of the final product laboratories, and therefore emphasize the need for development of a strategy to regulate the technical tools of analysis in the context of a quality assurance process.
The review also focuses on drinking and consequences as they occur in the natural environment and therefore emphasizes studies of non treatment-seeking (but at-risk) inon treatment-seekingeavy-drinking adults, college students, and adolescents.
These studies focused on effects in the DMN, as their methodological approach did not differentiate between networks and therefore emphasized areas with the highest hubness, which tend to be in the DMN.
Recent case reports and publications therefore emphasize the need to differentiate between high- and low-risk sites for treatment and estimation of RTST [ 10, 11, 21].
The work is meant to be a proof of concept rather than to provide specific quantitative recommendations for treatment policies, and we therefore emphasize the qualitative aspects of this evaluation.
Monitoring of such species may therefore obscure short-term development, and we must therefore emphasize the need for selective monitoring of different vegetation components.
