Sentence examples for emphasis on examination from inspiring English sources
■ Although the personal statement has grown in importance over the past decade, it may still be ignored by admissions tutors in the more academic subjects, who place greater emphasis on examination results.
The indications are carefully discussed, with a strong emphasis on examination under anaesthesia, preoperative total uterine volume and, if required, laparoscopic evaluation and surgeons' readiness to reduce the frequency of recourse to laparotomy or laparoscopic assistance.
Over the past few years there is an increasing emphasis on examination of parasite pathways prevalent during disease manifestation within the host.
Students put the most emphasis on examination of general parameters, heart, lungs and abdomen.
The findings draw on national debate surrounding standardized testing and widespread protests against a growing emphasis on examinations that have led to a teaching-to-the-test phenomenon.
Instead, teaching was a teacher-directed process and the emphasis was on examination oriented learning of details.
Physical examination teaching involves a bedside tutorial with the emphasis on physical examination skills.
The Nobel prize for economics was first awarded in 1969, and since then has rewarded research into how markets work, with the emphasis on the examination of pure markets and the equilibrium they can achieve if only they are left alone by governments and regulators.
Despite differences in the methods and perspectives of using historical literature, the emphasis on historical examination is common in both the Northern and Southern factions and unique to Chinese ethnology.
Our bedside rounds were more often than not painfully elaborate, with emphasis on physical examination.
Dentists put a lot of emphasis on the examination - and relatively little to somebody's history, and in terms of going about your treatment and understanding what's happening... understanding what's happening in an efficient way - I think there's even less in common in both approaches.
