Sentence examples for emphasised effect from inspiring English sources

It was hypothesised that if there were a beneficial impact of repeated annual MDA on anthropometric outcomes, this secondary analysis would show an emphasised effect.

Monks emphasised the effect that cuts had already had on the theatre, which received £63,000 from the county council last year but is getting only £10,000 for the next.

The government-appointed panel that looked into the causes of the riots emphasised the effect of troubled families and the need for building character, "including self-discipline, application, the ability to defer gratification and resilience in recovering from setbacks".A second explanation focuses on policing.

Manager Martin Canning, head of youth George Cairns and his predecessor Frankie McAvoy - now Alex Neil's assistant at Norwich - all get a mention, but Docherty emphasised the effect of French assistant boss Beuzelin.

It also emphasised the effect of Booth's ideology on Chilembwe.

The interruption of the school year by repeated controls and treatments is obviously a factor, but some authors have also emphasised the effect on the cognitive function of having repeated open heart surgeries.

It would too much emphasise the effect of implementation compared with the healing effect of the pathway.

If I am proud to emphasise the effect and results of this country's motorsport heritage, I am unapologetic.

The AEC showed that free-improvised jazz could be joyous, swinging and theatrical, as agile as a bebop group, as raunchy as a blues band – or as sonorous as a drum-choir – they brought a raft of Senegalese drummers into this gig to emphasise that effect.

Despite not directly calculating shade they often emphasise the effect of larger trees and thus have a stronger focus on light related competition as experienced by overtopping.

The present work emphasises the effect of synthesis conditions on the crystallite size, lattice parameter and lattice strain on ceria nanoparticles.