Sentence examples for conclude by emphasising from inspiring English sources

We conclude by emphasising the relevance of the temporal process dynamics of emotional activations that may provide improved prediction of individual differences in emotionality.

We conclude by emphasising the urgent need to identify the molecular targets of the progesterone receptor, and to determine whether these targets are modulated differently by the progesterone receptor isoforms (A and B) during mammary morphogenesis and tumorigenesis.

Indeed we should conclude by emphasising that this network operates on a very fast timescale.

The paper concludes by emphasising that there is an urgent need to understand the biological mechanisms that enable livestock to contribute to the sustainability of intensive smallholder agriculture.

The article concludes by emphasising how SNA can be applied in broader SD contexts to provide insight into how SD knowledge and information sharing performance can be enhanced within organisations, project teams and communities.

"A volley fired by German guns will be the closing point of the history of modern Poland," that was the pious desire of "peaceful and persecuted Germany". The message concluded by emphasising again that everyone knew that Poland had no aggressive intentions.

The letter requested appropriate supplies, and concluded by emphasising that the journey was on their own initiative and absolving Bartlett from all responsibilities.

Dr Oishi concluded by emphasising how important it is for women to have a balanced intestinal microbiota during pregnancy.

Although other aspects were studied in this research, we will conclude our analysis by emphasising that most of the work is done on linear or branched interaction designs, although in three of the cases we opt for greater control by the student.

On the contrary, we concluded the paper by emphasising the cancer risks posed by this asbestos fibre, risks that are often overlooked because they are lung cancers typically occurring in smokers.

He concluded: "May I end by emphasising that speed is of the essence, principally, of course, for humanitarian reasons, but also because of the shadow which may otherwise fall over the UK-Libyan relations – and especially the interests of LBBC Scottish members and indeed others".