This text never claimed to emphasise aspects of particular symptom control apart from a useful chapter on emotions and cognitions and pain.
Given the recent increases in breast milk expression, it is also possible that commercial companies have created opportunity by emphasising aspects of infant feeding that require women to express.
Other approaches emphasise aspects of relational ethics [ 2, 3]: rather than concentrating on a patient's individual rights, assessment of the specific circumstances of reproductive/parental issues, such as the patient's social background and relationships, is suggested.
In these communication contexts, news journalists, often reliant on official sources to understand issues are pivotal in selecting and emphasising aspects of official discourse deemed sufficiently newsworthy to present to the public.
Through the next half-century of TV series and feature films, Star Trek's many manifestations emphasised different aspects of the original myth; yet it continued to be seen as a standard bearer for optimistic liberal humanism.
Critical views have emphasised various aspects of its story, finding in the work an increased empathy for women's thoughts and feelings, a call for a unifying language in the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), and a polemic regarding the relation between tradition and modernity.
Gestalt psychologists, for example, emphasised holistic aspects of perception (Palmer, 1996) while empiricist theories interpreted visual perception in terms of sensation and association (Spelke, 1990).
Our analysis of coverage ran up to the date of Goody's funeral, and it is plausible that any later coverage or her illness may have emphasised different aspects of the causes, consequences and experience of cervical cancer.
The patients emphasised different aspects of the programme that contributed to their experiences of feeling safe, e.g. the treatment predictability due to the cooperation with the nurse when deciding the time of the visits.
Yet the cultural dissimilarity created by immigration, and cultural similarity becoming the most obvious link with expatriates, lead immigration states to de-emphasise and emigration states to re-emphasise ethnic aspects of citizenship (Joppke, 2003).
