Sentence examples for be given extra weight from inspiring English sources
The Innocence Project's brief argues that objective scientific proof like DNA evidence should be given extra weight, especially when it refutes a "false fact" the prosecution has previously presented to jurors.
News items from those sources will be given extra weight in the "News For You" column.
I think the tension is healthy: it can be a painful process, but within reason I believe it is entirely appropriate for the community (not just the immediate neighborhood, importantly, though their views should be given extra weight) to decide where the balance is struck in each case.
Furthermore, expression by certain individual genes [e.g. p27 (Alkarain et al., 2004)] or small sets of genes [e.g. associated with TP53, (Jamshidi et al., 2013)] has documented correlation with survival status, and these genes could be given extra weight by assigning them individual base kernels.
I am also tired of average work being given extra weight because it's attached to something with real gravitas, like the Aids emergency.
The project, the National Morbidity, Mortality and Air Pollution Study, was given extra weight by policy makers because of the reputation of the Health Effects Institute and the Johns Hopkins group, led by Dr. Jonathan M. Samet, chairman of epidemiology at the public health school there.
The character's conflicts about having an affair with a teenage boy were given extra weight by the palpable age difference between her and the Garanca's ardent, coltish, and radiantly sung Octavian.
Currently, large companies that work with small businesses are given extra weight.
This caution is given extra weight by evidence that an individual axon can innervate more than one Merkel cell cluster based on neurobiotin filling experiments in neonatal mice.
He proposed that students whose weight remained within "normal" limits should be given extra marks in the exam.
