Sentence examples for emphasised on the effect from inspiring English sources

The discussions are emphasised on the effect of loading sequences on residual stress and mean stress, especially the effect of overload on the fatigue damage of subsequent cycles.

In addition, relevant published research has emphasised on the effect of a carbon source has on the specific congeners/homologues of biosurfactants synthesised by a specific microbial strain (Bonmatin et al. 2003; Das et al. 2009; Singh et al. 2014).

Literature on safety has emphasised on the facts that accident finally leads to unfortunate consequence.

The importance of identifying patients at high risk, thereby potentially intervening to avoid acute kidney injury, was further emphasised by the effect of acute kidney injury on survival.

We emphasise on the solar radio observations in particular at hectometric, decametric and metric wavelengths.

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

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.

Hollande emphasised the psychological effect on the local population, some of whom lost everything in a few minutes as the water inundated their homes, shops, factories and offices.

To avoid verifying our preconceptions during the interviews we emphasised participants' opinions on the effects and applicability of such a system during a typical day at work.

In view of the fact that the prevalence of stroke is very high in northern China and many people have witnessed the debilitating impact of a stroke on individuals and their families, our education materials will emphasise the effect of salt on stroke.