Sentence examples for emphasis on studying from inspiring English sources
Broadly speaking, Bellini was a dominant figure throughout the tournament, placing an emphasis on studying the opponents' buildup from midfield and assessing where the thrust would come from.
But he believes that a different approach to genetic modification might help to ease public concern.A less controversial approach, he suggests, would be for scientists to place more emphasis on studying the target crop, so that researchers can locate genes within the plant itself, or from its close relatives, to tweak as needed.
The new programs had three main aspects: greater emphasis on studying processes rather than outcomes, adoption of analytical procedures to measure and assess those processes and the associated forms, and integration of the processes into a focus on entire environmental systems.
With emphasis on studying processes in biological systems at the micrometer scale, advanced acquisition triggering will be of high importance.
There has also been a great emphasis on studying fractional differential equations supplemented with integral boundary conditions; for instance, see [27 32].
In our work, we do not place emphasis on studying the differences of collision types, but we only assume that the primary users can accept collision tolerable level.
The emphasis is on studying, by numerical examples, the properties of these schemes in terms of accuracy, and monotonicity, and their viability for oceanic applications.
So, at 21, she committed to living in a monastic community with a strong sense of kinship, an emphasis on study, and strict rules for observance -- for example, one member of the community must be praying at all times.
Described by colleagues as highly opinionated about scientific practice, Dr. Ahrens was also passionate in arguing for more emphasis on studies that could actually help improve the health of their human subject, publishing "The Crisis in Clinical Research" in 1992.
Topics related to experimentally identified miRNA targets are discussed, with special emphasis on studies pertinent to the mammalian brain.
Rare diseases are estimated to affect 6 - 8% of the population with an increased emphasis on study of those patients to better understanding diseases.
