Sentence examples for effective emphasis from inspiring English sources

Even with results showing that primary prevention can be effective, emphasis is usually put on treatment of identified illnesses rather than primary prevention which is thought to be the only sustainable method for reducing the burden of mental disorders [ 9, 10].

To make satellite communication systems attractive for the wide spread of these services in a cost effective way special emphasis has to be given on factors affecting the cost of the bandwidth and the equipment.

But after you've watched Pianta's tapes, and seen how complex the elements of effective teaching are, this emphasis on book smarts suddenly seems peculiar.

The systems engineer had a multitude of functions, with special emphasis on effective utilization of scientific and technical advances in planning new communications systems.

To my mind, the axis between the half-backs and the inside centre is critical and while it is self-evident that those players' skill levels will have to stand up to the most intense scrutiny today, I'm more interested in other areas: in particular game management, with its emphasis on effective communication and decision-making.

Strategy 6: Project team members must put emphasis on effective communication within and outside the organization.

Because of TWOGENER's emphasis on "effective pollen flow", it tends to yield shorter average pollination distances.

Cyclic oxidation behavior of β NiAlCr coatings was investigated at 1150 °C with emphasis on effective Pd + Hf and Pt + Hf co-doping composition and the concomitant phase transformations and interdiffusion of Pd and Pt into the substrate.

In her recent confirmation hearings, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos painted a bleak picture of education policy: less funding, more privatization, less emphasis on effective interventions like Head Start.

Through the district's emphasis on effective instructional technology integration, students were able to access social media and internet resources on a 1-1 basis during class time--a reality that many young people take for granted, yet others do not have access to in their daily lives.

She believes that the current emphasis on effective communication of scientific findings and viewing published results is insufficient.