Sentence examples for augmented emphasis on from inspiring English sources
During the last decade, augmented emphasis on the use of OCs to prevent pregnancy has been practiced by media to promote their utilization among Jordanian women.
Nevertheless, the present findings suggest that an even stronger clinical emphasis on augmenting positivity is required, for example utilising interventions from the positive psychology literature in combination with conventional cognitive therapy approaches (Seligman, Rashid, & Parks, 2006).
The findings illustrate that the mechanistic, target, measurement culture that exists needs to be augmented with a far greater emphasis on the social, emotional and relational aspects of care giving and receiving.
He speaks amiably about extending his natural athletic gift through grueling fencing workouts, with a special emphasis on his footwork augmented by swimming, running, rowing, weight lifting and cycling.
The church's emphasis on healthy living and preventive medicine was augmented by the founding in 1908 of a chain of outstanding medical institutions.
More emphasis on intervening with cell matrix interactions will considerably augment current treatments, by targeting the TIC niche and metastases.
Mr. Fayyad had to augment his administrative efforts with some form of resistance, partly because his emphasis on government and economic development might imply that Palestinians accept their situation, said Nasser al-Qudwa, a former Palestinian ambassador to the United Nations.
She also suggested a volunteer reserve or 'citizen' force to augment the enlisted women, effectively the existing WATC, though this was seen as placing too much emphasis on her personal command.
The emphasis on visual invention didn't have to be diminished; it could have been — and often was — augmented.
