Sentence examples for emphasise upon from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study is to illustrate the spectrum of imaging findings in Baastrup disease and to emphasise upon including the syndrome in the list of potential causes of low-back pain.
The purpose of this study is to illustrate the spectrum of imaging findings in Baastrup's disease and to emphasise upon including the syndrome in the list of potential causes of low-back pain.
Parameters including the volume and voidage of each region, the number of regions the riser reactor should be divided into, as well as the verification of the established reactor network still need to be emphasised upon.
Well-kept toilets, running water, physical exercise and recreational facilities are all available and emphasised upon as part of the overall personality building of students at the GBM School.
The extensive nature of this disruption to rhythmicity in the peripheral transcriptome is further emphasised upon considering that those strongly rhythmic transcripts not altered by forced desynchrony are perhaps not reflective of the peripheral transcriptome at large.
To emphasise this preciousness, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin comes with lyrics handwritten on parchment and bound in leather, with a special Wu seal.
Schmidt was keen to emphasise that nothing has been agreed upon with the IRFU as yet.
In contrast to the image of the quantified student as a data object acted upon by algorithmic techniques, smart learning must emphasise the idea of 'smart learners'.
Various studies emphasise that the improvement of these results should be based upon the training of health professionals.
Peter Kenyon London Sadiq Khan is right to call upon Jeremy Corbyn to start winning elections and also to emphasise that the first step must be to unify the party.
We explore the use of this framework to support the interpretation of user experience, provide insight into users' evaluations of their own experiences, and emphasise the importance of design for experience as lived and reflected upon.
