Sentence examples for emphasised because of from inspiring English sources

The importance of understanding the magnitude and origin of vertical compositional gradients is emphasised because of possible confusion with purely lateral changes.

An awareness of eating disorders in the antenatal care setting should be strongly emphasised, because of the potentially increased need of support for this patient group.

The importance of studying cancer cells in 3D has been recently emphasised because of their higher relevance for an in vivo situation (Jacks and Weinberg, 2002; O'Brien et al, 2002; Yamada and Clark, 2002; Debnath and Brugge, 2005; Smalley et al, 2006).

In this context, the importance of studying cancer cells in three-dimensional (3D) models has been emphasised because of their higher relevance to in vivo situation (Jacks and Weinberg, 2002; O'Brien et al, 2002; Yamada and Clark, 2002; Debnath and Brugge, 2005; Smalley et al, 2006; Yamada and Cukierman, 2007).

Consequently, although sexual health promotion including HIV/AIDS prevention in Ghana promotes abstinence, being faithful to one's partner and the use of condoms, the former is most emphasised because of religious and cultural values.

Nationalisation is only one extreme of this generalised shift, but one worth emphasising because it remains of supreme importance to many countries.

The need for more frequent and regular visual field examinations has been poorly emphasised, perhaps because of the lack of a strong evidence-based rationale to monitor disease progression.

It is also important to emphasise that because of the relatively small number of tumour specimens, rigorous validation of correlations with disease recurrence and histological differentiation stage in an independent 'test' datsaset was not possible in our study.

More generally, our model emphasises that because of the selfish interest of individuals, bacteria will not necessarily be selected to behave in ways that optimise population survival.

Because this theory emphasised the maintenance of activity patterns typical of middle age, it was criticised as overly idealistic (Walker 2002).

This made the programme quite poignant – because it emphasised the joy of experimentation and made ideas feel closer to the skin.