Sentence examples for emphasised with a from inspiring English sources

"But not here," she emphasised with a smile.

These findings are emphasised with a demonstration of treatment effect on pro-inflammatory gene expression simultaneously (Wald statistic).

The need to adjust these levels as appropriate depending on the available facilities in each clinical setting and the risk profile of the infant is emphasised with a view to avoiding over-treatment or under-treatment.

After last year's addition of the French top-level domain name,.fr, to their team name, it is emphasised with its appearance on a bright red panel on the chest and a large red square on the back, which should stand out in helicopter shots.

The importance of a high compliance rate (power calculation aimed for a compliance rate of 80%) for a successful intervention is emphasised with the statistically not significant increase of antibiotic courses of empiric therapy < 3 days.

Traditionally, in Vietnam, the cultivation of virtue is emphasised with the aim that the individual be a good person, and personal interests of I should be limited to the interests of We.   d.

But the fact that she is in a particularly hot event was emphasised with Olympic champion and world record holder Federica Pellegrini, young American Missy Franklin and Sunday night's 400m freestyle gold medallist Camille Muffat all qualifying comfortably.

Before these stanzas words expressing tiredness were used five times in a couple of minutes, here emphasised with " never".

There was no clear information to the amount of the reactant fed during the process but a ratio around 10 1 paraffin to polyunsaturated hydrocarbon was emphasised with the paraffin concentration always higher than the concentration of the hydrogen acceptor.

The 23-year-old is a confident, flexible goalkeeper with instinctive reflexes and it's emphasised with the lack of goals Zenit have conceded this season.

It's a characteristically expressive work, with two stalks rising from the river and spreading out to join each other, their curves emphasised with prominent ribs.