Sentence examples for commonly emphasized from inspiring English sources

Limited identification of MES leads to insufficient discussion of current and future trade-offs, even though the 'environment or development' dilemma is commonly emphasized.

For several decades, the features most commonly emphasized by doctors, those now referred to as the positive ones, have been the bizarre manifestations like hallucinations, delusions and incoherent thoughts.

The two researchers' suggestions commonly emphasized students' active participation in scientific research.

Similarly, while discussing types of non-monophyly, Baum and Smith note general that paraphyly and polyphyly are "commonly emphasized, but not very meaningful from a modern, tree-thinking perspective" (p. 125).

According to historian Gillian Frank, "by the time of the Disco Demolition in Comiskey Park, the media commonly emphasized that disco was gay and cultivated a widespread perception that disco was taking over".

Highly complex biogenic habitats, food limitation, and ice effects are commonly emphasized as important factors affecting Antarctic marine diversity [31], [32], [33].

More specifically, their processing strategies seem to commonly emphasize the joint utilization of the following: front-end processing such as beamforming and dereverberation that effectively utilize multichannel acoustic diversity by linear filtering, strong acoustic models such as DNNs, and appropriate acoustic model adaptation schemes that mitigate the mismatch between the front- and back-ends.

For cervical cancer, the most commonly afflicted age group is women in their late 30s to early 40s; the affliction of young women is usually emphasized [ 2– 4].

The idea of a host abundance threshold or critical community size [ 1], which has to be exceeded for an infectious agent to invade and/or persist in a host population, is a core concept in epidemiology, but has only rarely been demonstrated in wildlife populations [ 2], despite its importance commonly being emphasized [ 3].

Commonly, they emphasize such proven strategies as keeping schools small, involving parents and hiring staff members who embrace a clear mission.

Interestingly, the 5YS score was based on histologic features from both the neoplastic cancer epithelia (which is the traditional focus for pathologists) and the non-neoplastic cancer stroma (which is not traditionally commonly assessed), emphasizing the importance of the latter for tumor biology.