Sentence examples for has emphasized the difference from inspiring English sources

The environmental management literature has emphasized the difference between eliminating pollution at the source and abating the pollution after it is created (Klassen and Whybark, 1999; Vachon, 2007).

The study has emphasized the differences between the laboratory and pilot scales and the relative importance of each factor for the quality of the granules produced.

In the Hibbert Lectures for 1882, National Religions and Universal Religions, Kuenen had emphasized the difference between religions limited to a particular people and those that have taken root among many peoples and qualitatively aim at becoming universal.

Including these cows would probably have emphasized the difference in lactation curve traits between late and early conceiving cows.

We have emphasized the difference between oncogenesis as a selective process and organogenesis as a guiding metaphor.

But while many books like "The Bushes" by Peter Schweizer and Rochelle Schweizer and "The Bush Tragedy" by Jacob Weisberg have emphasized the differences between George W. Bush and his father — and No. 43's need to differentiate himself from No. 41 — the younger Bush takes pains in this memoir to underscore his closeness with his dad.

Other commentators have emphasized the differences between the two projects.

Additionally, because previous work has emphasized the importance of understanding the differences in difficulty across content aspects of the concept, we examined the items based on the content alone, and on an interaction of content with tier.

Considerable past work has emphasized the potential for age-related differences in long-term risks from carcinogenic exposures that could result from early- versus late-life exposure to carcinogens that tend to cause mutations at a single stage that is either early or late in the multistage molecular pathologic sequence of genetic changes (Brown and Hoel 1986; Day and Brown 1980; Whittemore 1977).

Mostly she has emphasized the way in which she has modulated her idealism, and how much difference the intervening decades have made.

Duncan et al. [ 62] have emphasized the striking difference between sibling and other (best-friend, neighbor, and school mate) correlations across a range of achievement and behavior measures [ 62].