Sentence examples for believed to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Among the most popular of metrics used to quantify landscape composition are Shannon's index, believed to emphasize the richness component of diversity, and Simpson's index, emphasizing the evenness component.

UA emphasizes the somatic component believed to be responsible for its inhibitory effect.

Obama's strategists wrote that all campaign communications, even the slogan — "Change We Can Believe In" — had to emphasize distinctions with Clinton on character rather than on policy.

Obama's strategists wrote that all campaign communications, even the slogan—"Change We Can Believe In"—had to emphasize distinctions with Clinton on character rather than on policy.

We chose this configuration because we believed that it helped to emphasize that the task was to judge figural color preference independently of the background color rather than preference for the figure ground combination as a whole.

Phillips said that the sexual ethic in Trinity Western's covenant is the one that the school's religious community believes to be right, but emphasized that the university never inquiries into students' sexual orientations or activities.

Katie Packer, the deputy campaign manager for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in 2012 and a veteran of dozens of statewide and national political campaigns, thinks reporters are trying to emphasize what they believe to be "ridiculous positions" of Republicans.

[32] In my book "Believing Is Seeing" I tried to emphasize the importance of reference in photography — to uncovering the relationship between a photograph and the world.

Bennett believes that it is possible to emphasize the specific nature of anti-Jewish acts while also framing such acts as part of a wider threat to religious freedom and minority rights.

In a shift from his usual meandering, unscripted riffs, Trump largely adhered to the pre-drafted speech his campaign released in advance -- with the exception of a dozen repetitions of "believe me," apparently added to emphasize the trueness of his commitment.

If participants in our study perceived the study interview as another means to legitimizing their suffering and asylum request, their illness narratives may have emphasized what they believe to be of most interest or importance to asylum authorities.