Sentence examples for aspects even more from inspiring English sources

The SVR residenturas in the US are not less, but in some aspects even more active today than during the cold war.

In the LCBM, an additional discrete latent variable is added to the standard BM, which increases number of parameters and makes the computational aspects even more challenging.

A billboard for "Blair Witch 2," a similar chunk of turn-of-the-millennium culture seen in the background of one scene, makes the period-piece aspect even more poignant.

The directors and directors of photography are making each aspect of Westeros and beyond look even more rich and textured, the gritty realness of every object the characters touch and own adds to the atmosphere, and the location scouts have absolutely outdone themselves.

Doom, for example, introduced the idea of a game "engine" that separated the game's basic functions from its artwork and other aspects, but even more significantly was one of the early games cited in the debate that continues today over whether violent games inspire real-life aggression.

All of these aspects become even more important when offsets are considered.

These aspects become even more important considering that the aim of some therapeutic concepts is to increase tumour hypoxia (Wood et al, 1994) in order to improve the efficacy of anticancer drugs, which act preferentially on hypoxic cells (Coleman et al, 1984; Brown, 1993; Greco et al, 2002; Wouters et al, 2002; Henk et al, 2003).

The pieces evoke the feeling of the sublime in sculpture, nature as overwhelming and slightly threatening, and I think that aspect is even more pronounced in an interior space".

Regarding healthcare, this methodological aspect is even more important when cost evaluations cover different countries.

33 34 35 36 37 This aspect is even more important since more than half of the patients with acute bronchitis report the production of purulent sputum.

These aspects are two: 1. protection against bacterial infections, inactivating proinflammatory mediators, mitigating the course of septic shock and inducing the production of cortisol; and 2. influence on insulin sensitivity during exercise; this aspect is even more important.