"Because the purpose of the test was to measure depth of knowledge, the emphasis was on words with which most of the test-takers were likely to have at least some familiarity" (*Read 1998, p. 45).
The courses differ primarily in depth of content covered and emphasis on biological patterns (nonmajor) versus biological mechanisms and processes (major).
Something is happening in artists' studios: a shift of emphasis, from surface to depth, and a shift of mood, from mania to melancholy, shrugging off the allures of the money-hypnotized market and the spectacle-bedizened biennials circuit.
Despite hard-fought victories in both the war and the postponed vote, she resigned four months after re-election, condemned as a woman out of her depth (emphasis on "woman").
Global efforts to limit the depth of the recession have been hampered by differences of emphasis between the United States and most European countries.
Strong emphasis on a depth of offering.
These introductory series provide a depth and emphasis on problem solving that is of significant value in biological research, which today involves considerable physics-based technology.
She recalled her abject state after the rape, and attributed the depth of her feelings, in part, to the emphasis that Mormon culture places on sexual purity.
Hence, the qualitative research interview follows primarily an inductive approach; data-gathering is subject to ongoing revision; interview questions are flexible and individualised, and the emphasis is placed on depth of information [ 26].
Studies on the etiology and epidemiology of alcohol use ought to go hand in hand in order to combine the broader approach of epidemiology with the more in-depth emphasis of etiology.
Some points of emphasis here.
