Sentence examples for further emphasis that from inspiring English sources

This overall places further emphasis that S. gratum is an excellent candidate for gastric cancer treatment, even with short term intake [ 43].

During the 19th and early 20th centuries, European breeders, especially the Germans, changed from an emphasis on Andalusian and Neapolitan horses (an emphasis that had been in place since the decline of chivalry), to an emphasis on the breeding of Thoroughbreds and warmbloods, further depleting the stock of Andalusians.

Amgen and Johnson & Johnson strengthened the label warnings for their widely used anemia drugs yesterday, placing further emphasis on the risk that the medicines could cause heart attacks, a worsening of cancer and death.

It also took the delirious piano to new heights, and depths – one of the most sheerly exciting works of the century, with a further emphasis on repeated notes that at times make it sound like a later model of Arthur Honegger's Pacific 2.3.1.

I want to go a step further beyond Obama's emphasis that pertained to his talk on gun control, to think about how parents need to respect their teens as they face peer pressure and the demands of a competitive society.

The results from this study also suggest that further emphasis on the potential risk of ABLV transmission from bat scratches may be helpful.

Therefore, substance use may well represent a clinical domain that requires further emphasis and more detailed consideration in future studies.

This study speculates that, for example, further emphasis on capitation reimbursement and pay for performance (P4P) schemes may, in a financial incentive, motivate health care providers to collect additional comprehensive patient records for improved health outcomes and quality of care [ 48], if perceived usefulness of functions is high (TAM).

However, a further emphasis should be placed on the states that precede diabetes and diabetes development.

We agree with you that this point does not need further emphasis and removed the sentence.

Tentative recommended values were given in 1971 [ 31], with emphasis that these preliminary values would need further evaluation.