Sentence examples for emphasised the existence from inspiring English sources
In contrast to mainstream socio-cultural anthropology, which in recent decades has largely shied away from cross-cultural comparisons, Sperber and collaborators emphasised the existence of trans-cultural regularities in domains such as religion (Boyer 2001), social classification (Hirschfeld 1998), and folk-biology (the way in which people reason about plants and animal: Atran 1998).
Conditions for such a stable equilibrium have been the subject of theoretical population genetics studies which have emphasised the existence of genetic fitness costs associated with resistance and virulence alleles [ 17- 20], prompting attempts to estimate such costs experimentally [ 21- 25].
The structural analyses performed using ZrO2+, confirmed the uranium adsorption and the presence of new phases, ZrO2 and Zr(SiO4), that emphasise the existence of a chemical reaction with the bentonite.
In these, he styled himself as a primary emperor in an attempt to emphasise the existence of a hierarchy among the rulers of the three Bulgarias.
To summarise, the present study demonstrates a relatively high discordance rate (14%) in HER-2 overexpression between primary and metastases of the same breast cancer, emphasising the existence of biological differences between primary and metastases.
Although Vandamme [ 45] emphasised the difficulty of proving the existence of hard polytomies in real life, Poe and Chubb [ 48], Barth et al. [ 46], Willerslev et al. [ 49] and several others [ 47, 50] have observed some apparent examples in different taxa, including birds, mammals, plants and protozoa, and this pattern was also observed for human ERVs [ 19].
Temple's script also emphasised the Ood's slavery; both Temple and lead actor David Tennant commented that the existence of a species born to serve was complicated, the latter stating complications with Richard Dawkins' "selfish gene" theory.
It merely emphasised the comedy.
He emphasised the fraternité, I remember.
He emphasised the collection's seasonless nature.
Superintendent Darcy also emphasised the trauma of the event.
