Sentence examples similar to are emphasised by two from inspiring English sources

The track breaks down for the first chorus with Rhys singing "ysbeidiau heulog" four times backed by harmony vocals and occasional keyboard noises with the band rejoining on the last "heulog", the rhythm guitar playing an A chord on each of the word's two syllables which are emphasised by cymbal crashes.

In addition to this issue of validity, there is also a potential measurement confound in using separate scales for depression and Melancholia, because some of the MDE symptomatology will be emphasised by repetition across two scales, and thereby alert participants to the relative importance of these features over non-melancholia features.

The group's willingness to use extreme violence was emphasised by the beheading of two journalists (both American) in August and September 2014 and then two aid workers (both British) in September and October, with two others (at the end of 2014) also threatened with beheading (one American and one British).

This role of exercise is emphasised by the fact that two principal targets of PGC-1α, NRF-1 and PPARδ, show similar expression patterns as PGC-1α in response to physical activity and cold, and that there is a significant correlation between PGC-1α relative expression and that of the other transcriptional regulators as well as UCP1.

The high degree of endemism is emphasised by the presence of five endemic genera: Negria, Lordhowea, Howea, Lepidorrhachis, and Hedyscepe.

The use of 70 mm was emphasised by film posters on which the name of the film was stylised to match the CinemaScope logo.

A key feature, however, was the significant difference in neurotoxicity between the two schedules and this is emphasised by several authors in this supplement.

This was emphasised by comparing enrollment analyte levels in 22 AHI subjects (one enrollment sample was missing) and 21 CHAVI HIV-seronegative controls (Table 3).

This new looseness of stride was emphasised by the shoes, which were flat or low-heeled.

The flow of the narrative is emphasised by the repeated use of "and".

These have been emphasised by a French ruling against Yahoo! on November 20th.