Sentence examples for even further emphasizes from inspiring English sources

The discovery of a highly-evolved auditory apparatus in Middle Permian parareptiles even further emphasizes that the entire groundplan for the impressive evolutionary history of amniotes was already largely in place by the end of the Paleozoic; what followed was in fact only a subsequent tinkering of earlier inventions.

However, this further emphasizes that this strategy could be instituted safely even after lung injury.

And this latest development further emphasizes that.

So the revamp today further emphasizes both location and interests.

This tendency is even more pronounced in the bottom left diagram with the products (Ψ SW·α) plotted along the vertical axis (note the expanded scale), which further emphasizes the importance of taking into account the SW direction.

The name further emphasizes the heterogeneous nature of this grouping.

On a related note, recent advances in genomics have underscored the molecular heterogeneity exhibited by most brain tumors (2, 20, 22, 56, 67) and further emphasized that even individual diagnostic categories are at best collections of genetically overlapping yet distinct disorders that cannot be effectively represented by a single GEMM.

Hence patients with chronic CRPS sustain a pronounced interference with the accomplishments of daily life, even years after the initial trauma, further emphasized by the reduced general health related quality of life.

Dramatically, the film goes even further by de-emphasizing the character's back story, the murder of her husband and son during a botched robbery in their home, which has sent her into a tailspin.

The magnitude of abiotic changes in the Arctic is even larger than in temperate and tropical biomes [9] [11], further emphasizing the importance of a proper knowledge of the biological effects of climate change, especially in the Arctic [11].

These results highlight the landmark status of both time to DSS 3 and even more of onset of progressive phase as predictors of disability, further emphasizing the impropriety of later relapses as surrogates for long-term outcome.