Sentence examples for express the seriousness from inspiring English sources

In such condition, the relevant hemodynamic consistency may be highlighted using VFI: the deformation of the streamline flow profile at the entrance of the stenosis, and the amount of turbulence distal to the plaque, can express the seriousness of the critical stenosis (Fig. 12, Vid 12b).

On the other hand, two subjective indicators of intent - expressing the seriousness of the attempt and that its purpose was death - were higher for the asylum seekers.

This was a decision of the executive committee of the ILAE, taken because the word "disorder," while perhaps having less stigma than does "disease," also does not express the degree of seriousness that epilepsy deserves.

It's also in the seriousness and sincerity with which he makes this connection: The film is an affirmation of Mr. Malick's belief in the power of cinematic images to express the sublime (the cinematographer is Emmanuel Lubezki) and, perhaps, of his faith in the audience to meet him with equivalent seriousness.

At that hearing, multiple attendees took the opportunity to express doubt about the seriousness of human-caused climate change and the effectiveness of the EPA's climate policies — many of which were developed with the social cost of carbon in mind.

James Muffet, president of Citizens for Traditional Values, expressed doubt about the seriousness of sexual identity discrimination in state government.

Terror Warning Doubted F.B.I. counterterrorism analysts warned of possible terrorist attacks in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago near the anniversary of Sept. 11, but some officials expressed skepticism about the seriousness of the threat.

Some dental faculty and many dental students expressed discomfort with the "seriousness" of communicating with patients about HIV screening and findings.

A judge is more likely to drop charges if you express your understanding of the seriousness of the crime and show remorse.

Hadid's architecture communicates the seriousness and high ambition that Walker claims for his school, but it expresses the intimacy of the "small schools" less well.

Tarantino is just beginning, and in David Thompson's "Quentin Tarantino: Hollywood's Boy Wonder" (9 p.m). he bubbles with the kind of enthusiasm that cuts through the movie business's cynical rot and expresses a seriousness beyond the media-driven movie geek image.