Sentence examples for it was emphasized on from inspiring English sources

It was emphasized on basic theories, such as formation of globular grains, rheology, high pressure solidification and plastic deformation and applications, such as material design, preparation of semi-solid billets (slurries), thixoforming and application status, which are based on the advantage of semi-solid processing.

It was emphasized on developing a sense of responsibility in nurses as a significant factor that influences professional behavior.

And it's emphasized on total integration with Cyber Physical System as its core technology, via Internet of Things to realize the operational environment of human machine interaction, and the utilization of Big Data for decision making.

Furthermore, in the recent CONSORT statement it was emphasized to include information on the eligible participants in order to increase validity [ 31].

"It was emphasized mainly on Earth Day and an occasional field trip to a nature center.

Compared to how little Canadian history was emphasized on Confederation's actual 150th anniversary, in retrospect, it's kind of shocking how much Canadiana was underscored for the 200th anniversary of a British colonial war.

The unusual nature of the death toll was emphasized on Friday morning when the Galveston County Medical Examiner released the identities of all 15 of the dead.

The objective of research was emphasized on the optimal conditions (initial pH and C/N ratio) for enhancing bioenergy from food waste by a two-stage fermentation process.

In this study, therefore, model evaluation was emphasized on transport simulation of the suspended solids and absorbed pesticides.

The need to identify further opportunities to reduce needlestick injuries was emphasized on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act [ 22].

Within the interview, it was emphasized that the questions on medication use were asked in order to collect data to perform research on congenital anomalies and not to suggest a possible association with the condition of the child.