Sentence examples for importantly emphasizes from inspiring English sources

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Dealing with current blind spots will help to create a more complete vision for the future Virginia A Sharpe Clinical ethics - the field that Singer et al [ 1] have been instrumental in establishing - importantly emphasizes ethical concerns that are indigenous to the practice setting.

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Most importantly, emphasizing the value of one or the other may command different policies.

Clinicians importantly emphasized the goal of reassuring the parents that they had done nothing wrong and that they could likely go on to have another healthy pregnancy.

The Ghana Poverty Reduction Strategic (GPRS11) has given sanitation high priority by recognizing and linking it to education and health sectors, but most importantly emphasizing the intrinsic link between sanitation and poverty reduction.

More importantly, it emphasizes that genetic co-option may involve more than just a change in function; it may also reflect a change in where the gene acts (whole body versus lens only).

Most importantly, she emphasizes "Not any new information at the time of retrieval could modify the original memory.

Importantly, Hawkins emphasizes that such obligations are not obligations of benefit, as is the case within the fair benefits framework, but rather obligations of rescue.

Importantly, it emphasizes the notion that the physical and compositional characteristics outlined in this section only describe a basis set of general parameters influencing the structural and functional properties of disordered and ordered proteins in cells.

Importantly, this emphasizes that there is likely to be heterogeneity within these cellular populations with some either using different fuel-sensing apparatus or perhaps not possessing the ability to sense glucose directly.

More importantly, we emphasize the development and physico-chemical basis of – and thus meaning of – the solute parameters.

Importantly, Darwin emphasized that his theory explained both what changes and what does not: the "conditions of existence" of a species lead to change in some features by natural selection, while other features (its "unity of type" of earlier authors) remain unaltered, and therefore can be shared by descendants of a common ancestor (1859: 206).

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