Sentence examples for based on emphasizing from inspiring English sources

The growth of mobile payments adoption can't be based on emphasizing convenience.

The plausibility of this derivation is based on emphasizing parental rights associated with exclusivity and authority, and downplaying parental responsibilities.

Contrast enhancement is based on emphasizing the difference of brightness in an image to improve its perceptual quality [11].

This paper gives a review of research work in the synthesis of higher alcohols over catalysts based on Cu/ZnO/Al2O3, emphasizing three main topics: (i) the effect on selectivity of the addition of several compounds to this catalyst, (ii) the effect on selectivity of the reaction conditions used, and (iii) the reaction network leading to the different products found.

Targeting of ACE based on interpretability, emphasizing evidence of disease association and pathogenicity, results in higher coverage (Fig.  5, Additional files 7 and 8) and sensitivities (Table  1) to variants associated with disease or variants that are more likely to have deleterious effects.

Moreover, the decentralized scheduling is based on an emphasized local intelligence which allows for reducing the communication of sensible data.

Greenhalgh et al. [ 6] also provide a conceptual model based on their findings, emphasizing the links between the influencing factors described above.

Here we are concerned merely with how this standard evolutionary ontology, based on a genealogy emphasizing vertical inheritance, has had a profound influence on the structure of evolutionary thinking.

Based on current literature emphasizing pronounced weakness and fatigue in the deep neck muscles in patients with chronic neck pain, each training session was initiated with conditioning exercises for activation of the deep cervical flexors [ 19, 24].

He especially praises William James, who realized that one's sense of self is based on perceived consciousness, emphasized the role of conscious memory in our sense of time, and argued that "the question of fact in the free-will controversy… relates solely to the amount of effort or attention which we can at any time put forth" (p. 143).

All but one intervention [ 15] were based on CBT, which emphasizes the suitability of cognitive behavioural methods as a basis for the development of internet-based treatments for eating disorders.