Sentence examples for commonly emphasized that from inspiring English sources

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".

The notion that the efficiency of DNA repair is subject to natural selection is not as popular as the more commonly emphasized ideas that evolution proceeds by selection of variants within a species that carry favourable DNA mutations or the simpler notion that ageing is a consequence of DNA damage (Schumacher et al, 2008).

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).

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

In conclusion, we found that Japanese resident physicians emphasize teacher characteristics in their perceptions of characteristics of a good clinical teacher, but do not emphasize medical knowledge or clinical competence of the teacher, which are commonly emphasized in Western countries.

Definitions of some of the most commonly emphasized techniques are provided in Additional File 2.

Difficulties in communication are commonly emphasized as a barrier for patients with special needs [ 30].

The most commonly emphasized techniques were Swedish massage, deep tissue, and trigger point/pressure point techniques.

All experiments were carried out without prior social isolation, a method commonly used to increase play behavior, to emphasize that sex differences in play behavior are observed under basal conditions.

Moreover, it is important to emphasize that species identification remains a commonly encountered and significant challenge in bacterial genome analysis.

We emphasize that admission hemoglobin was used for predictive modeling purposes, because it was commonly available on most patients at a comparable time point.