Sentence examples for introduced to emphasize from inspiring English sources

The term "retro modeling" was introduced to emphasize that the models are more complicated than the relevant molecule, cisplatin.

The integral relations obtained for a general displacement discontinuity are then specialized to an isolated crack and to dislocations; the relations for dislocations are introduced to emphasize their direct connection to corresponding results for cracks and to allow earlier independent findings for these two types of discontinuities to be put into proper context.

Simulations for December 13 , 2009 are shown in Fig. 8a, in which the black dots were again introduced to emphasize the Esb layers location and occurrence.

The weight factor w i is introduced to emphasize peaks with less mass error.

Prusiner noted that, "Because the dominant characteristics of the scrapie agent resemble those of a protein, an acronym is introduced to emphasize this feature… the term 'prion' (pronounced pree-on) is suggested".

Several concrete examples of regenerative medical therapy based on the cell scaffolding and drug delivery system of growth factors and genes are introduced here to emphasize the significance of biomaterials in tissue engineering.

The modification introduced was to emphasize symptoms and perceptions concerning IBS when teaching about mindfulness, as well as in group discussion.

This may introduce bias, to emphasize the clinical value of drugs to be allowed onto the market.

During daytime, the Esb layer occurs until 1530 UT, although its density is very close to the E region peak density, as can be seen in Fig. 7b (please note that the black dots in Fig. 7a were introduced in order to emphasize the Esb layers location and occurrence during this period, as the density was very close to the background E region density).

This term was introduced in order to emphasize that excitation is spatially localized, restricted both along and across the channel axis.

We introduce the term to emphasize the importance of developing "real-world" experienced transdisciplinary workers who will guide and advocate transdisciplinary practice in research.