Sentence examples for continuous emphasis on from inspiring English sources
That said, a single, short introduction to Muller's characterization of mutant traits/phenotypes appears to have had a measurable effect, and one would be tempted to speculate that a more concerted and continuous emphasis on providing students with a coherent conceptual framework within which to think about mutational effects could have even greater (desirable) effects.
The gravestones "don't let us send a positive message," said Mr. Rivas, a member of the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party, led by President Enrique Peña Nieto, whose continuous emphasis on Mexico's economic health has muffled the attention to violence.
Its continuous emphasis on public transit and its highly constrained geography give it density that would be expected to yield high ridership.
Continuous emphasis on this intervention has lead to the widespread opinion that HAI rates can be greatly reduced by increased hand hygiene compliance alone.
With a continuous emphasis on drug innovation and global demand for innovative capabilities, Chinese CROs are prepared to take up increasingly important role as nexus of both external and internal pharmaceutical R&D efforts, and play a critical role in the pharmaceutical industry in China.
Its emphasis on continuous self-reflection, as can be seen from its required essays, sits well with my personality.
Edinburgh splits assessment places emphasis on continuous assessment and fieldwork, and a dissertation in the fourth year.
Modern competitive running ranges from sprints (dashes), with their emphasis on continuous high speed, to grueling long-distance and marathon races, requiring great endurance.
(Passion, commitment, a "maniacal attention to detail", and an emphasis on continuous improvement of every aspect of the business also helped, as did spectacular amounts of Fiat's money).
Although GCSE results suggest that boys have fallen further behind in Britain over the past decade a change which has coincided with the increased emphasis on continuous assessment the evidence suggests that boys have always done worse than girls to some degree.
