A study involving a walking programme for people with 'moderate' dementia [ 33] found no significant improvements in cognition: the authors noted however that many of the participants also had cardio-vascular disease, emphasising one of the important complications of studies in this area.
Since there was almost none in content, they emphasised ones of form.
Of course, all scientific representations in biology are to some degree abstractions from the full complexity of living systems, so it is no sufficient criticism of the tree of life that it emphasises one set of relations over others (Wimsatt 2007; Levins 1984).
In some cases this was experienced as upsetting, emphasising one's level of disability.
The "very careful consideration" of cases in the immigration tribunals is lost in articles which emphasise one side at the expense of the other.
Although not greatly emphasised, one NP hinted at the potential of ICT to support a team-based, holistic model of care delivery through the ubiquitous nature of electronic information from a common patient database, facilitating information-sharing and communication between all health professionals across departments both within and across sites.
As the high court emphasised in one of the many hearings on the case, Witness B said "the question of interviewing detainees had been discussed at length by his management, with legal advisers and the government" and that "his task was to interview BM [Mohamed] in accordance with what had been approved by his management".
This was emphasised by one of the final questions, where Putin was asked if he would like a body double.
In David Peace's novel about the miners' strike, GB84, the importance of the confrontation is emphasised by one of the protagonists.
The outward journey to the dressing-room, with poor Johnny Owen deep in a sinister unconsciousness, was no simpler and the indifference of many among the crowd was emphasised when one of the stretcher-bearers had his pocket picked.
