During a recent interview, he often picked up the ganjo or an acoustic guitar to pluck out a riff or a lead to underscore the way songs evolved from the first bursts of inspiration to finished versions that listeners will encounter on "Ripcord".
In this case, we are relying on the perspectives of the patients who agreed to participate on the sigmoidoscopy/rectal biopsy procedure, so there is a selection bias that leads to underscoring the fraction of individuals who do not tolerate this kind of procedure.
It's hard to sort out the mixture of vanity, partisanship, and wounded feelings that would lead them to underscore the bitterness that this campaign has brought to the country, rather than try to mitigate it.
There is a tension here that is difficult to resolve: our awareness of the pluralist nature of contemporary societies leads us to underscore the importance of general legal and political principles (democracy, human rights, rule of law) rather than the traditional emblems of nationality: common history and culture.
It is expected to stress, more convincingly than ever before, that our planet is already warming due to human actions, and that 'business as usual' would lead to unacceptable risks, underscoring the urgent need for concerted international action to reduce the worst impacts of climate change.
Dynamic Rich Pins that lead to further actions underscore that strategy.
After the raid, Col. Tariq Abdul Karim, the burly commander of the Iraqi 42nd Brigade, led residents into the mosque to underscore that it had been used to store arms.
These have led to the underscoring of the importance of A1C target achievement.
Close inspection of the three items demonstrating bias revealed potential interpretations that may have led to an underscoring of the item in the Welsh BDI-II (Table 3).
To underscore her point, Naderah led a group of visitors to her school's computer lab to point out ageing computers which are slow and have no connection to the Internet.
