Sentence examples for emphasized in relation to from inspiring English sources

Subjects reported on numerous symptoms as part of the NEEAR Water study and earaches were not particularly emphasized in relation to these other symptoms.

Although dopamine plays a central role in the brain reward mechanisms, other neurotransmitters are also capable of modulating this role, including serotonin, GABA (γ-aminobutyric acid), glutamate and endogenous opioids (Koob and Nestler, 1997) and the importance of the interactions between these systems has been emphasized in relation to alcohol research and treatment (Lê et al., 1996).

In the case of the policy evolution in Lao PDR, policy diffusion and international research collaboration have played an important role at the different policy stages and will therefore be emphasized in relation to the NDP and the Health Care Law.

Dowd views politics through the twin lenses of pop culture and pop psychology, and it is the latter she most often emphasizes in relation to the Bush family.

Previous studies have emphasized dietary quality in relation to this practice.

One of the key elements, emphasized by Antonovsky, in relation to a balance between underload and overload, is active participation in decision-making.

An important limitation of these studies, however, is that few included ethnic minority groups or failed to emphasize possible differences in relation to ethnicity in their analyses.

He emphasized the word "if" in relation to his public apology, in which he said he felt "terrible that anything I might have done could have put her in an uncomfortable situation"—adding that the behavior in question "is not reflective of who I am".

Danny Cowan of IndieGames.com described him as "infamous" in New Games Journalism, a style of subjective video game journalism where the author emphasizes their personal experiences in relation to the game world.

It should be emphasized that sensitivity of MRI in relation to histopathological abnormalities is limited and the baseline MRI represents only a snapshot of the evolution of change from an acute to a chronic lesion.

Although these calls emphasize the importance of context in relation to theoretical questions, the research setting may also influence the suitability of different methodological treatments.