Sentence examples for emphasized in the opening from inspiring English sources
That reason ought to be employed only in the pursuit of useful knowledge is emphasized in the opening pages of the Logic.
For instance, the substantial IBD between participants in these studies increases the likelihood of overestimating the effect of a variant due to epistasis, a point that was emphasized in the opening talk at ASHG 2010 by Eric Lander (Broad Institute, USA).
Thursday's program included the cantata "Giovanna d'Arco," written for piano performance in the composer's drawing room by his wife, and it brought out the best in Ms. DiDonato, showcasing a lower register she had been shyer about emphasizing in the opening (and elegant) set of Bizet songs and rising to golden heights.
Like many large companies, Dave & Buster's has its own way of doing things and its own lingo, and both were heavily emphasized in the days of training leading up to the restaurant's opening on Sept. 18.
Elena Dubinets, a Russian-trained musicologist now living in Seattle and the festival's co-organizer, emphasized in her opening remarks that the event was "unprecedented in plan and scope".
While defending Darwin, it was this broader theme, the idea of at least listening to new ideas, that the library's director, Ismail Sergaldin, emphasized in his opening remarks.
It should be emphasized that the opening of water channels in embryonic axes after radicle protrusion greatly favours cell vacuolation by facilitating accelerated osmotically driven water inflow.
The three emphasized that the opening March 15 could still take place, with the Hyatt event serving as its after-party.
This ushered in the Washington Consensus, which emphasized the opening of developing countries to global markets.
Even before Gorbachev, there had been a discernible trend in military thinking toward emphasizing the opening conventional stage of a war and toward achieving victory within that stage.
