Sentence examples for is appropriate to emphasize from inspiring English sources

(2.16) It is appropriate to emphasize that the remainder elements of the vector (X=(x_{0},x_{1},ldots, x_{N})^{T}) are unknown except the first element (x_{0}) which can be calculated by the condition (x t)=varphi(t)), (tin[-tau-1,-1]).

Nevertheless, arguments have been made that it is appropriate to emphasize the rights of donor-conceived people (whose interests were, by definition, engaged after others have exercised theirs) and the responsibilities of those instrumental in their conception, including donors (e.g. Blyth, 2002).

The judge said he felt it was appropriate to emphasize that the trial was still proceeding, and that if Mr. Ghailani were convicted he faced the possibility of life imprisonment.

It is appropriate to re-emphasize at this point that no single pair of daughter bacteria was observed aligning side-by-side with either of the two strains in the liquid media.

Rather than concluding from this analysis that diabetes does not confer significant cardiac risk, it is more appropriate to emphasize the potential benefit of contemporary medical therapy on the outcomes of these patients.

No single strategy will be enough to overcome severe paralysis, he emphasizes, so "it's appropriate to be cautious".

For some marine ecosystems it may be appropriate to expand this term beyond one that emphasizes whales to acknowledge greater importance of pinnipeds or seabirds.

"I think it appropriate to emphasize the distinction between constitutionality and wise policy," Justice John Paul Stevens said in a one-paragraph opinion that was also signed by Justice David H. Souter.

This metric is appropriate because it emphasizes differences in accuracy among prediction methods where it matters to biologists in the short list of most confident predictions made by a prediction method.

41 Provided that some study participants were already doing this on their own initiative, it may be appropriate for HWs to emphasize that the same technology can provide added benefit for children's health if used to disinfect dishes, tables, toys, and other surfaces in the home.

However, the Model Law leaves countries totally free to choose the manner and degree of punishment that is appropriate within this hierarchy, emphasizing imprisonment or fines as they think appropriate.