Sentence examples for lower emphasis from inspiring English sources

Founding members Fleetwood and John McVie chose to dispense with the services of their previous producer, Keith Olsen, because he favoured a lower emphasis on the rhythm section.

Higher values of β increase statistical stringency by placing lower emphasis on smaller correlation differences.

Shorter hospital stay in TCM hospitals may also be attributed to lower emphasis on strict adherence to discharge guidelines.

In this situation it might be preferable to execute the already initiated local defense program and put lower emphasis on the systemic ROS signal.

One of the main behavioral differences between the two motivation categories stems from the stronger goal orientation and lower emphasis on experiential evaluations that is associated with extrinsically motivated behaviors compared to intrinsic motivation [ 54].

Compared with the average Danish diet, the New Nordic Diet represents some fundamental changes, mainly in terms of a substantially higher emphasis on vegetables, whole grains, seafood and wild ingredients, and lower emphasis on meat (see Table  1).

Though the long-term success of this approach has not been proved, a lower R&D emphasis did not reduce the competitiveness of these businesses in the four-year period we observed.

In comparison, Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), the research area of P2 and P3, being a non-experimental field, relies more on problematizing issues in society and their reflection in discourse than in executing any experiment or defining any variables, which accounts for the lower textual emphasis given to the methodology move in these two proposals4 (P2 and P3).

One mechanism for securing trust in healthcare services would be a lower policy emphasis on preventive services within the health care sector - not because they are unimportant, but because they should increasingly be handled in other sectors where they belong.

The Moto X lowers the emphasis on manual control in favor of always-on sensors built to respond to speech, gestures, and context.

N.C.A.A. APPROVES ELIGIBILITY REFORM: The N.C.A.A. wants to change eligibility requirements for incoming student-athletes by lowering the emphasis on standardized tests and increasing the weight of classroom work.