Sentence examples for emphasis in studies of from inspiring English sources

Over time, emphasis in studies of leisure has shifted from the work-leisure relation, particularly in well-researched majorities, to study of minorities and the relation between leisure and culture.

Prior exposure to radiation therapy was not an important factor in our study of young women; this suggests that the emphasis in future studies of thyroid cancer must shift to study other types of risk factors.

This higher frequency of reactivations for HSV-2 is consistent with prior studies and supports greater emphasis on HSV-2 in studies of HIV coinfection.

Accordingly, greater emphasis must be placed on the development and use of safety biomarkers in studies of interventions in aging.

During the past decade, the emphasis in the study of the pathogenesis of infectious diseases has shifted from determining the function of the cellular players in the inflammatory response to the mediators that orchestrate this response [ 5].

"I think there has been too much emphasis in the field of evolutionary religious studies on these kind of moralizing high gods," Watts says.

Syedullah holds a PhD in Politics with a designated emphasis in Feminist Studies and History of Consciousness from University of California Santa Cruz and a B.A. from Brown University in Religious Studies with a focus in Buddhist Philosophy.

We feel that the impact of this shift in emphasis has impaired studies of the biology of viruses.

This paper reviews the state-of-the-art in hydrothermal systems in China with emphasis on current studies of potential and reservoir engineering.

Table  3 shows this framework and lists the common PCC domains together with the patterns of emphasis in included studies.

Although the emphasis in functional imaging studies of PD is on dopamine neurotransmission, it is noteworthy that PD is also associated with grey matter atrophy of the lateral prefrontal cortex (Burton et al. 2004; Rowe, Hughes, Williams-Gray et al. 2010) and changes in its underlying white matter (Rae et al. 2011).