Sentence examples for changes emphasizing the importance from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the microstructural integrity in the normal appearing white matter and in white matter lesions relates to cognitive function regardless of concurrent macrostructural changes, emphasizing the importance of the microstructural integrity of white matter [ 127].
The last two decades of the 20th century witnessed a striking invigoration of historical anthropology that took issue with utilitarian and materialist interpretations of cultural stability and change, emphasizing the importance of symbols and their meaning for all human action.
This result shows that the odor preference of the three species changes after conditioning, emphasizing the importance of using a reciprocal setup for memory retention tests.
It has been shown that inhibition of neurotransmission in apterous-expressing Abg neurons impairs SP-mediated postmating changes in receptivity and oviposition, emphasizing the importance of these neurons in the modulation of postmating responses [ 35].
The philosophy of New York's foster care system may have changed for the better in emphasizing the importance of keeping families intact, but too many children still languish in foster care while their biological parents are tossed from one referral to another with few continuous sources of effective support.
Lean changes the priorities of leaders by emphasizing the importance of this type of engagement.
We observed different effects of chemotherapy on total and functional vasculature, thus emphasizing the importance of analyzing changes in functional vasculature.
Emphasizing the importance of a climate change treaty, Secretary General Kofi Annan said the Kyoto proposals, which were rejected by the United States in March, were "a victory for multilateralism".
Some of the more tangible changes the league plans include an extension of the rookie seminar, emphasizing the importance of staying out of trouble.
The Paris Agreement signed on December 15 2015 is a landmark consensus in the global efforts to cope with climate change that emphasizes the importance to hold the increase in the global average temperature to below 2 °C and even to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels.
