More importantly, the emphasis is that capacities not only refer to available resources but more crucially to their access.
The new WHO approach will include creative ways of dealing with the support of both innovation and access, including importantly an emphasis on "the de-linkage of the costs of research and development and the price of health products".
More importantly, particular emphasis should be given to pathways that are known directly to modulate the radiation response.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the emphasis on interrogating learners, a practice that has been described as the use of 'false questions', 1 can lead beginners to conclude that every question they encounter has a known and uncontested answer.
Importantly, with an emphasis on territorial gain rather than shooting people in the face, Nintendo showed us that there's more to team-based online shooters than blood and shotguns.
This is deemed to happen through a combination of better management processes but importantly here the emphasis is on the exercise of professional judgement as a route to greater efficiency.
More importantly, varying degrees of emphasis need to be placed on different rhetorical steps while language instructors design teaching materials aimed at guiding learners in the writing of research introductions in courses on English for Research Purposes (ERP).
"And there is a connection between the two movements: they share a certain disdain for traditional appearance, they have unkempt beards and long hair, and more importantly, they both put an emphasis on the mystical and spiritual".
Our empathy, our emphasis and most importantly our efforts should be focused around using this moment to tell the truth about the prison industrial complex and how Black males must do everything legally within their power to avoid ever becoming caught up in it.
Importantly, it means that the emphasis should be on predicting outcomes (especially the outcome of predicting whose cognitive disorder is most likely to progress, or who is most likely to respond to treatment, and how they will respond) as the highest standard for all measures.
