Sentence examples for emphasis because of their from inspiring English sources
Nickel-titanium (NiTi) wires presented great emphasis because of their properties of superelasticity and shape memory, which make their use proper for the initial stages of orthodontic treatment [1 6].
Viral hemorrhagic fevers (VHF) warrant specific emphasis because of their high rates of illness and death, and the potential for rapid dissemination by human-to-human transmission.
"There is a very heavy emphasis, because of the life science focus, on biochemistry," says Linda Lim, technical recruiter for the company's life sciences business groups.
For example, Blomberg et al. [22] considered categories of life history, physiological, morphological and behavioral traits but ecological traits received little emphasis because of small sample sizes.
These topics are given emphasis because of the staggering rapidity with which the earth's environment is currently transforming, and the important role that scientists can play in documenting and potentially helping to ameliorate some of the more detrimental effects of current and upcoming changes.
Because of their emphasis on the practice of a pious life, Spener and his followers were called Pietists.
His textual analysis of print journalism found repeated characterizations of Cuban leaders as "hyper-masculine … as insufficient leaders because of their emphasis on violence and force" (p. 13).
In the early 20th century, T.S. Eliot and proponents of the New Criticism were sometimes considered classicists because of their emphasis on form and discipline.
"Tianjin felt like the right place for us because of their emphasis on high technology and new development and rapid economic growth," Mr. Cameron said Wednesday.
The quintet's method came to be dubbed "time, no changes" because of their emphasis on strong rhythmic grooves without the dictatorial patterns of song-form chords.
