Sentence examples for emphasise as from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, several formal case definitions have been released for CFS/ME [ 6- 12], and each differ significantly in the symptoms they emphasise, as well as their exclusion criteria [ 13].

They emphasise (as this paper also did at the time) the disgraceful failure of British governments to ensure racially unbiased policing.

It is important to emphasise, as this column has argued before, that the case for localism is not nostalgic or Luddite, but the reverse: where the need is local, the response should be too.

The tender moments are not just there to provide light relief from the consequence-free Bullingdon style vandalism or the white noise of threat, but to emphasise, as the well-built denouement nears, just how delicate the threads of happiness are in forgotten England".

What interested M8 most, we understand, was this Trust Network algorithm – ironically something Scott had for four years been so keen to emphasise as part of Rummble's overall pitch, but which required massive consumer adoption to really expose.

"We would like to emphasise (as we did to the investigation) that in no way did any of us ever plan or intend to mislead anyone about what occurred during this meeting or otherwise".

And so all three are, perhaps, emphasising – as fondly as possible – just how far they've come.

Visual assessment was emphasised, as well as handling the animal in order to evaluate its condition, rather than relying on figures.

Among the positive evaluations of the experience, aspects that are linked with peer-learning are emphasised, as well as self-reflection of the actual activity and learning.

As with the definitions of accessibility, each proposal depends on which element of the land use / transport / society system is being emphasised, as well as on the information available [16] and/or on computational capacity.

Specific gene knockout, genomics, and transcriptomics will be emphasised as below.