Sentence examples for emphasised 1 from inspiring English sources

The narratives of most research participants emphasised: 1) that efforts to protect and enhance the urban ecosystem should be approached within a coherent social and ecological framework at the scale of the metropolitan area, and 2) that GI planning needed to rely on collaborative and participatory approaches to enhance ecosystem services at all scales of the GMA.

Staff emphasised: (1) the complex nature of the client group predominantly consisting of those with a diagnosis of schizophrenia, complicated by non-response to first line drugs, cognitive impairment, negative symptoms, and comorbid drug and alcohol use, and which results in major impairments in social and everyday functioning; (2) impact of inappropriate referrals.

The other thing that Johnson emphasised 72 hours ahead of the contest with Samoa was the value of continuity.

There has been limited number of studies carried out regarding soluble MCP and therefore its ability as therapy cannot be emphasised [38].

Todt and F1 commercial boss Bernie Ecclestone have emphasised F1 is in Bahrain as a sporting entity and not to become involved in politics.

In the case studies conducted in the agricultural sector, the importance of advisers with a natural science background as well as communicative skills is emphasised [14].

Moreover, the lower mean radiation dose delivered to patients with our scanning mode (i.e. 2 mSv) compared with the 5.7 mSv in the study from Pansini et al. should be emphasised [3].

The essential role of prenatal care in the prevention of eclampsia has been previously emphasised, 44 although not in studies confined to teenagers.

In the original report of the dataset GSE20898, the data were mostly mined by Venn diagram analysis, and the authors emphasised Gata3-mediated gene regulations in all the analysed T cell subsets (Th1, Th2, Th17, and iTreg) [ 24].

Columns, sentinels and domes emphasising 12 beats to the measure, you could practically hear the music, and as for the freeform (senza tempo) penultimate bar, irregular cloud-clipped box would draw your eyes to the far-reaching views.

McLoughlin twice employed that phrase that Labour has been trying to popularise – the "north-south line" - that emphasises HS2 simply as an additional and crucial part of the railway rather than talking about time savings or speed.