Sentence examples for be accentuated for from inspiring English sources
We hypothesised that the emotional response to wind turbines would be more negative and intense than to control objects, and that this difference would be accentuated for turbine opponents.
This issue may be accentuated for mortality, since lumbar punctures may be less likely to be performed in critically ill and unstable patients.
The female waist has been accentuated for centuries, but no one appears to have been bothered about doing anything similar with men.
It is shown that the maximum current in the transient is suppressed when hydrogen is evolved on hemispheroidal growth forms characterized by eccentricity values less than one, whereas it is accentuated for eccentricity values greater than one.
This effect was accentuated for the measured thresholds of microstructurally-small surface cracks; such small-crack, mixed-mode ΔGTH thresholds not only displayed a minimal influence of mode-mixity but were up to two orders of magnitude smaller than those for corresponding large cracks at the same load ratio and mode-mixity conditions.
The reduction is accentuated for more severe climate scenarios (e.g., Growth and convergence [A1] and Regional centers [A2]) after 2050 when drought years become more frequent.
The importance of atorvastatin for public healthcare systems is accentuated, for example, by the fact that the drug was made part of the 'Vital and Essential Drugs List" in the Russian Federation [4].
This effect is accentuated for shorter motifs (length<100 bp), which have their predicted base pairs more concentrated towards exon boundaries than longer motifs (See Figure 4).
For example, in the alpha band it is not always possible to attribute a single ICA component to a load effect in all subjects (see [14]), and this problem is accentuated for higher frequency bands, because load effects are generally weaker at higher frequencies.
This risk excess was accentuated for patients who had previous history of breast cancer, compared with the local population with previous history of breast cancer (observed in situ cancer=3, expected in situ cancer=0.23, SIR=13.1; 95% CI=2.7 38.1, P=0.002).
