Sentence examples for has recently emphasised from inspiring English sources

Both Barack Obama and John McCain have promised to pursue a cap-and-trade programme for limiting emissions, though neither candidate has recently emphasised climate change on the campaign trail.

As the prime minister has recently emphasised, there are significant risks that growth elsewhere may falter, and this would reduce the demand for British exports.In this respect, 2015 looks much like 2010.

8 The WHO has recently emphasised the need for research that examines 'the extent to which flavoured tobacco, waterpipe cafés, and other marketing tools, economic factors and the absence of waterpipe-specific tobacco regulation influence the global spread of waterpipe tobacco smoking'.

A number of papers have recently emphasised the importance of verification, validation and sensitivity testing in computational studies within the field of biomechanical engineering.

We have recently emphasised [ 51, 54] that Charles Darwin's background included geology, and this appears to have been important in his accepting the need to study mechanisms – first in geology, and later in biology.

Nevertheless, Fejer et al. [ 30] have recently emphasised the fact that the phenotype of alveolar macrophages in mice can be replicated in vitro to some extent by cultivation of bone marrow cells in GM-CSF, as opposed to CSF-1.

The importance of miRNAs in AML has recently been emphasised by studies from this laboratory.

This important role of well-designed studies using detailed, prospective, observational data in advancing our knowledge and understanding of complex clinical issues has recently been emphasised [ 3].

Furthermore, the importance of preconception interventions to promote adolescent health has recently been emphasised, particularly in countries with a young age at first pregnancy and where the prevalence of under-nutrition is high [ 6, 15].

The importance of BICD2 has recently been emphasised by the association of mutations in the human gene with dominant spinal muscular atrophy (Neveling et al, 2013; Oates et al, 2013; Peeters et al, 2013).

While there is little available evidence relating to effective interventions to address these constraints [ 9- 12], basing behavioural interventions on a theoretical understanding of behaviour, and empirical data from the behavioural context, has recently been emphasised when seeking to design successful public health programmes [ 4, 9, 13- 15].