A clinician who had been three months in a new department manager position felt that this affected his job satisfaction negatively: "I think that this is too [emphasized by the participant] much, too much that I haven´t managed to delegate yet, because everything is new and unknown and there are too many barriers for this to be a gratifying job now.
2) The authors have shown a correlation between motor bursts and bistability that is too strongly emphasized.
Moreover, it is too rarely emphasized that when dating the same node a genuine discrepancy is expected, as coalescent times (Tgene; see Figure 1) will predate cladogenesis while morphological diversification (Tmorphology; see Figure 1) will postdate cladogenesis.
And, "The stake is too great," McCoy emphasized, "It was made very clear that the next few months during which UNRRA is still functioning are critical as far as ERLAAS is concerned".
One of the participating physical therapists (PT1) held the opinion that the role of their profession in diabetes care is too limited, and emphasized that their role is mainly concerned with eliciting behavioral change in patients.
The importance of not leaving it too late to commence transition was also emphasized.
But I think that the eccentricity of Silvers's movement has been too much emphasized, or the stress is always on what she has done without (virtuosity, legibility), as opposed to what she has achieved.
It may be that Dr. Dean's temperament is ill suited to Washington -- or it may be that he is too eager to emphasize his "outsider" credentials.
In addition to its lawsuit, the Fonds has accused the House of transforming Anne into a sort of child saint without context, an appealing icon of hope but one whose Jewish identity and place among the millions killed in the Holocaust are too little emphasized.
No matter what mechanism dominates the excess fat deposition in nonadipose tissue, accretive fatty acid release originated from AT or impaired AT storage of ingested fat, the dysfunction, and destruction necessarily associated with ectopic fat depots cannot be too strongly emphasized.
Calling it an obsolete technology would be far too emphasized, but pneumatically operated cylindrical linear actuators draw the keen attention of engineeers who are involved in the design of micro/nano positioning, where any electirc or magnetic interferences are to be prohibited to secure a micro-machining in production of the latest µ-chips.
