Sentence examples for marked accentuation from inspiring English sources

Injection of 200 ng of recombinant betacellulin intravitreally in hyperglycemic mice induced a marked accentuation of retinal vascular leakage as detected by extravasation of intravascular Evans Blue dye (Figs. 2f,g) when compared with leakage induced in normoglycemic mice (Figs. 2d,g).

In particular, they were attributed to the expectation of accents by listeners when encountering a focus position which was not marked by accentuation means.

A chest radiograph revealed accentuation of the pulmonary reticulum, more marked on the right, but no clear signs of consolidation.

The review also noted that many of the accents marked in the piece "seem incapable of realization by any of the usual methods of suggesting accentuation of the organ".

The teacher of music is less a reservoir of useful tricks than a purveyor of information: which tempo might work, how harmony affects accentuation, what a phrase mark means, how "allegro" in 1780 and "allegro" in 1880 mean different things.

The junctional nevus is a macular lesion with slight accentuation of skin markings.

Four degrees of accentuation may be differentiated: primary, secondary, tertiary, and weak, which may be indicated, respectively, by acute, circumflex, and grave accent marks and by the breve.

Rhythm and accentuation are crucial.

Tajfel incorporated such ideas into his work on perceptual accentuation.

Instances such as these, then, turn upon the accentuation.

More important for music, the accentuation is similar.