Sentence examples for indicates to emphasize from inspiring English sources

In her second performance of Sugarplum (her actual debut was at the previous Saturday matinee), she was even more impressive, showing the musicality that allowed her to take risks with her timing — to capture a moment of stillness just a bit longer than the score's rhythm indicates, to emphasize the drama of Tchaikovsky's haunting pas de deux music through her phrasing.

'2' indicates the constant to emphasize the standard deviation of DNS index.

Results indicate a need to emphasize emergency preparedness, develop written standard operating procedures, and train employees to be prepared to respond to emergencies.

This population tends to present with a higher injury severity compared to other trauma patients and a bodily injury pattern differing from that of adult motorcycle riders, indicating the need to emphasize the use of protective equipment, especially helmets, to reduce their rate and severity of injury.

This population tends to present with a higher injury severity compared to other hospitalized trauma patients and a bodily injury pattern differing from that of adult motorcycle riders, indicating the need to emphasize use of protective equipment, especially helmets, to reduce their rate and severity of injury.

This discrepancy indicates that applicants tend to emphasize their autonomous motivation and underreport their controlled motivation.

Some of the most salient general physicochemical features of inland waters having been indicated, it is important to emphasize that these features are expressed differently in various types of inland waters.

This may indicate that ΔΔGR is calibrated to emphasize and isolate individual hot spots.

"Nowhere have we indicated that we are directing NOAA not to emphasize the services it provides for the safety, wealth and welfare of American people," Cantor said.

It is important to emphasize that smaller SAD values indicate higher spectral similarity.

(Nishida uses the Buddhist connective soku to indicate the relation between one and many and to emphasize their inherent reversibility.