Sentence examples for interest and emphasis from inspiring English sources

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With the increasing interest and emphasis on customer demands in new product development, customer requirements elicitation (CRE) and evaluation have secured a crucial position in the early stage of product conceptualization.

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Nevertheless, because feminist philosophy is woman-centered, and most women do not identify as being disabled themselves, the interests and emphases of feminist thinkers are not always congruent with those of activists aspiring to liberate the disabled from oppressive social arrangements or of scholars formulating liberatory theories that guide and justify doing so.

The FY 2007 NIH Research Priorities for Women's Health are described in terms of overarching themes, areas of research interest, and special emphasis areas.

Specifically, the students appreciated the content integration afforded by the projects, the connections to STEM contexts and their own interests, and the emphasis on group work and communication.

A dynamic multiresolution display is implemented to enable the interactive selection and emphasis of volume of interest (VOI) within the entire contextual cardiac volume and to enhance performance, and a novel color and opacity adjustment algorithm is designed to increase the uniformity of the rendered multiresolution image of heart.

Increasing patient demands, costs and emphasis on safety have led to marked interest in performance tracking of individual healthcare providers.

"We're offering artists low living expenses in exchange for revitalizing downtowns," said Mr. Widmer, who especially favors the co-op model, with its emphasis on vested interest and strong commitment.

As long-term outcome was the first interest, an emphasis was given to disability as assessed by EDSS and conversion to secondary progression rather than to relapse rates.

Because of their practical interest, special emphasis is placed on masonry structures using a Limit Analysis approach and preliminary design.

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Moreover, palliative care is organised differently in European countries, for a variety of reasons (financial, cultural, historical etc).; hence the different documents are likely to have slightly different interests and areas of emphases.

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