Sentence examples for emphasize the occurrence of from inspiring English sources

We realize that the original 30 min WT field of Figure 1A could have been misleading (we had chosen samples where most vesicles were labeled to emphasize the occurrence of recycling) and we replaced them.

Recent multisensory research has emphasized the occurrence of early, low-level interactions in humans.

In this review, we have emphasized the occurrence of endophytic microorganisms and colonization of plants by endophytes.

Recent studies of differential methylation between tissues emphasized the occurrence of tDMRs outside non-CGI and CGI proximal promoters.

The percent of the depressive patients after the starting moment of the antiviral therapy has emphasized the occurrence of the depressive disorder on 83% of patients during the first 0-12 weeks.

The illustrations emphasize the simultaneous occurrence of the events they depict by the presence of the stable in almost every image, and by framing the set with two very similar images that focus on the peaceful victory of Christ over darkness.

At the same time, they emphasize the general occurrence of sexual violence within the Moroccan society.

In the relative intensity model, it is emphasized that the occurrence of large earthquakes can be forecast using the activity of smaller earthquakes, even with a limitation in the available period of data.

This coincides with the meta-analysis study of Giraud and Gourbier [ 43] that also emphasizes that the occurrence of post-mating barriers in Microbotryum is more likely caused by extrinsic factors than genetic incompatibilities.

Several authors have emphasized that the occurrence of patellar maltracking is caused by rotational malalignment of the femoral and/or tibial component (Hefzy et al. 1992, Barrack et al. 2001, Miller et al. 2001a, Siston et al. 2005, Belvedere et al. 2007, Luring et al. 2007, Kessler et al. 2008, Steinbrück et al. 2013).

The purpose of the study is to emphasize the frequency of parapneumonic pleurisy occurrence correlated with some contributing factors.