Sentence examples for data emphasises from inspiring English sources
The annual variability in the collected data emphasises the importance of appropriate long-term monitoring programmes to create sound data on the extent, frequency and rate of soil erosion by water at a field to landscape scale.
The present data emphasises the role of the operculo-insular cortex in processsing of C-fibre input during repeated laser stimulation.
This data emphasises that surveillance needs to be conducted year-round and that for planning purposes the greatest burden of disease is in the cold dry months.
This data emphasises the well documented need for improved infectious disease surveillance across the region, but more specifically it will be vital for monitoring the effects of the introduction of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine as it is introduced into national immunisation programmes across SSA, and the monitoring of strategies to limit antimicrobial resistance to this important pathogen.
This disconnection between in silico and in situ data emphasises that further experimental input from measured parameters, specifically those addressing influential model parameters (Table 1) and their relationship to baseline values and threshold of calcium-induced activation, and βM and δA isoform localization, is necessary to refine the model.
We have good longitudinal data from humans, as well as animal data, emphasising the importance of adequate sleep on learning and memory.
Merck explained data emphasising the drugs' cost-effectiveness to European health services and American managed-care firms, which pay a patient's bill.
Thematic analysis of the data emphasised the impact of placement experiences on commitment via interpersonal relationships.
These data emphasise the role of immunonutrition, and particularly dietary protein, in combating infectious disease such as gastrointestinal parasitism.
Taken as a whole, present data emphasise the suitability of bis-benzamidines as templates for designing brain protective compounds.
A poor association of informant report with self report and direct observation has also been described in the assessment of pain in the RCF setting.17 Our data emphasise that the perspectives of PWD and their informants are not necessarily congruent and that factors affecting the relationship between informants and PWD may influence informants' perceptions of the QoL of PWD.
