Sentence examples for most emphasis to from inspiring English sources

Ibaka added the most emphasis to Oklahoma City's gritty defense, making four of the team's seven blocks, including one against Terry that sent the ball into the seats five rows deep.

What if admissions committees were dominated by faculty members who, while not naïve about how most private (and elite) universities are funded, could give the most emphasis to scholarly qualifications?

In the absence of direct human evidence that there are sex-related differences in age-specific susceptibility as substantial as those indicated in Tables 9 and 10, we recommend that risk assessors give most emphasis to the total population projections (both sexes combined) in evaluating the potential significance of early-life exposures.

"The greatest evidence for the existence of gods is that piety works... the converse is that impiety leads to disaster,"  with by far the most emphasis given to the perils of ignoring the gods.

For the purposes of this paper, only findings within the first two themes will be presented, with most emphasis given to the second.

An example of a ranking that puts the most emphasis on time to first application, frequency of inspections, cost, service life, and curing time has been shown in Table 5.

For example, in the first home visit CFH nurses place most emphasis on having access to past health history (informational continuity) and developing a relationship with the family (relational continuity), whereas in subsequent visits they also distinguished developing a care plan with the family (managerial continuity).

This suggests that models that internally perform variable selection, such as BayesC, are expected to be better able to put most emphasis on those genotypes that are important, conditional on the observed phenotypes.

We intended to place most emphasis on the views of patients and close persons but also interviewed key professionals where possible to understand how these differed (Nazareth et al, in press).

Farmers and animal scientists tend to put most emphasis on the economic and environmental pillar and largely ignore the socio-cultural pillar.

To date, most emphasis has been placed on the evaluation of folate-related genes as NTD candidates (32, 33) (Table  1).