Sentence examples for more emphasised and from inspiring English sources
During the 13th and 14th centuries, however, her human side – as a virgin and a mother – began to be more emphasised, and it made her hugely popular.
(Translated into English, this means Tilbury uses shading and highlighting to give Lopez more emphasised cheekbones and a narrower nose).
Even though the instruments show good responsiveness on group level through statistically detectable change it is more and more emphasised to study responsiveness in relation to the patient/parents perceived clinical important change [ 26, 27].
Thus, the temporal context needs to be more emphasised; however it may cause the loss of spatial context because of the fixed-length context window scenario, which has been adopted in this paper for a fair comparison among different approaches, as discussed in Section 3.2.
They want more and more and more.
The key difference between the two approaches is that ECFP target land had a more regional focus and emphasised plantation establishment while for Overlay 3A consideration was at the individual property level, and included other treatment options such as traditional soil conservation planting with willow and poplar poles.
One might conclude that efforts to develop new chemopreventive interventions should be de-emphasised, and that resources should be redirected to more fundamental research.
The joy and pleasure in new motherhood has been de-emphasised – and there is a cost.
Some experts believe that the biological basis of anorexia has been under-emphasised, and the social causes over-stressed.
It's full of subtleties; chords are implied rather than over-emphasised, and the drums are integral to the melodic interest of each song.
