Sentence examples for emphasising the important from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, few years ago, the target of interest of Aβ toxic species switched from its extracellular, fibrillar form to its soluble, oligomeric form [23], [25] emphasising the important early role of mitochondria in AD pathogenic pathways [10], [24], [26], [27].

These results provide experimental proof that the incidence of human S. japonicum infection can be reduced through the reduction in infection rates in water buffaloes, thereby emphasising the important role of bovines (particularly water buffaloes) in human schistosomiasis transmission.

Through modelling, clinical supervisors show trainees how to perform a given task, emphasising the important elements that elicit a correct performance.

Psychological benefits of the exercise programme are apparent from the focus group, emphasising the important link between physical and mental health.

22 For the purpose of emphasising the important role of such variables on published findings, it is noteworthy that the prevalence of early AMD was as high as 52.3% and 58.6% in the Greenland Inuit Eye Study 23 and Prevalence of Age-related Macular Degeneration in Italy study, 24 respectively.

It is also notable that the Swedish finishing herd that was affected by PMWS became so after errors in management routine, emphasising the important role of proper hygiene and general disease-preventing measures, whereas stress levels did not appear to play a major role.

These studies emphasise the important contribution of subtelomeres to phenotypic variation [67] and underscore the importance of sequencing strategies to complete the yeast gene repertoire [14,65].

Since becoming prime minister he has emphasised the important thing is to reduce emissions, rather than being "ideological" about the mechanism used to do so.

Rather, it emphasises the important role that institutional structures and policies have made to differences in growth and quality of life from country to country.

He emphasised the important work the Foreign Office did in promoting human rights but said it was important to bear in mind that a balance had to be struck between that work and the security interests of the UK.

While the Lisbon Charter puts significant responsibility on governments to take a lead and prioritise water, sanitation and waste-water services, and emphasises the important role of regulators, it also highlights the role and responsibilities of service providers and consumers.