Sentence examples for emphasized induction from inspiring English sources

March 6, 1492 Valencia, Spain May 6, 1540 Brugge, Belgium Juan Luis Vives, (born March 6 , 1492 Valencia, Aragon, Spain died May 6, 1540, Brugge [now in Belgium]) Spanish humanist and student of Erasmus, eminent in education, philosophy, and psychology, who strongly opposed Scholasticism and emphasized induction as a method of inquiry.

Several experimental studies have emphasized induction of therapeutic hypothermia as soon as possible after ROSC or during cardiopulmonary resuscitation [ 7- 10].

It emphasizes induction implant welding and a newer technique of microwave welding.

It emphasizes induction heating, which is a modality of electromagnetic energy deposition into conductive materials, and discusses circuit and coupling issues.

In contrast, we have emphasized the induction of HMW-MAA-specific humoral immunity by using mimotopes as immunogens.

Standard-of-care office-based inductions were physician driven, with multiple assessments, and observed, and the patient-centered home-based inductions emphasized patient self-management and included a "kit" for induction at home.

The predominance of neuroprotective effect in oncogene stimulation by ARBs is emphasized by ARB induction of IGF1, a molecule with a powerful anabolic and pro-survival impact [ 35].

It should be emphasized that the induction of Nrf2 and NF-κB by BSO only occurs if the depletion of GSH is to below 20% of total cellular GSH at 100 μM, which may be the threshold level to induce both transcription factors.

This view emphasized the dose-related induction of hepatoblastoma in male and female mice, considering hepatoblastoma as a rare neoplasm with low spontaneous incidence in mice, especially in females.

It should be emphasized here that the induction of PCD as a final execution program in the life cycle of the fungus appears to result from complex aging processes.

Our results also emphasize that BAFF induction by cytokines is cell and disease dependent.