Sentence examples for have previously underscored from inspiring English sources

We have previously underscored the risk of regression to the mean with such protocols, meaning that in well-performing ICUs the introduction of so-called evidence-based protocols will compromise care and impede progress and innovation [3].

Gain-of-function and loss-of-function studies have previously underscored a critical role for Sox2 in lung development, specifically its importance in the proliferation and differentiation of basal and neuroendocrine cells (Gontan et al., 2008; Lu et al., 2010; Que et al., 2009).

These data also underscore the strong influence of gender on metabolic traits in mice, an observation we have previously noted [34].

We have previously demonstrated that TACS at similar intensities does drive motor cortical oscillations as evidenced by changes in corticomuscular coherence [ 3], but could it be that changes in cortical excitability also occur and actually underscore the behavioral effects?

He underscored that Eritrean troops had previously attacked a Djiboutian outpost at Ras Doumeira in 1994, at the same time that the Eritrean foreign minister was visiting the capital of Djibouti.

Mayor Villaraigosa wrote a letter stressing the importance of MOCA's independence and its presence downtown, and his chief of staff — who had previously worked for Broad — summoned MOCA officials to her office to underscore the Mayor's opposition to a merger.

These data underscore the importance of the epithelial specific inhibition of NF-κB, which has previously been reported to increase MMPs in the lungs of silica-exposed animals depleted of Clara cells [49].

Citing slower demand overseas — and underscoring continued weaknesses in its business — Sony said it expected to sell fewer cameras, televisions and game consoles for the financial year that ends in March than it had previously forecast.

He had previously studied there.

He had previously attended Eastbourne College and Millfield School.

He had previously admitted manslaughter.