Sentence examples for emphasizing a large from inspiring English sources
By emphasizing a large American force, the document seems to reflect a view that a successful campaign would require sizable conventional forces staging from Kuwait, or at least held in reserve there.
While both groups emphasize a large number of competitive weapons, small-share businesses lack the sales volume to support such broad-scale aggressive strategies.
In this case, we have emphasized a large number of proteins to increase the statistical resolution of relationships and time estimates at the expense of taxonomic representation.
By filtering the results using stringent criteria that emphasizes a large change in expression, the specificity of analysis was increased, which identified the most robust "beacons" driving responses to the pathogen.
If it takes flogging a dodgy quote to emphasize a larger truth about your own character, then so be it.
Comparison of human deafness loci and the map positions of known deaf mouse mutants shows that many loci do not have a comparative locus in the other species (Parkinson & Brown 2002), emphasizing that a large number of genes remain to be discovered.
For small clusters, below 17 elementary defects, the simulation results deviate from the analytical predictions, and the different types of cluster correspond to different pinning strengths amongst those of C15 clusters appear to be the largest, emphasizing a possible important contribution to irradiation hardening in iron based alloys.
The basal group displayed high reconstructed values for the mean drift parameter, emphasizing a pronounced trend to larger body sizes.
They emphasized that a large number of threads does not always represent a better performance.
Dr. Bennett-Guerrero emphasized that a large randomized trial would be required before any firm conclusions could be drawn.
Hindcasting studies aim to emphasize among a large set of habitat variables those that are of interest for the focus species, whereas forecasting studies are intended to predict habitat selection according to a small number of habitat variables for a given area.
