Sentence examples for properly underscored. from inspiring English sources

In an e-mail message sent to his co-authors as the manuscript was being written, Dr. Marvin A. Konstam, a cardiologist at Tufts-New England Medical Centhat wrothethauthorsauthors were "going out on a limb by emphasizing the 18-month issue," saying they needed to make sure they properly underscored the main finding of the study — the cardiovascular risk of the drug.

In this way, the congruence of metaphysics with Islamic theology is not realized in a "Kindian" way, i.e., by limiting the scope of this discipline to a part of the Metaphysics, but depends, in a more "Farabian" vein, upon the entire work of Aristotle once its inner structure has been properly underscored.

DDX21 knockdown primarily inhibited rRNA processing at the initial 47S processing step and did not result in the accumulation of other downstream intermediates that were not processed properly, again underscoring the role of DDX21 in the first step 47S rRNA processing.

In cells from mice that lack Hdac6, Chen et al. also found that stem cells fail to replicate or differentiate properly in culture, underscoring the importance of this particular enzyme, and filling in another piece of the puzzle of stem cell biology.

Constantine is right to underscore it.

A recent article in Entrepreneur Magazine underscored the importance of hiring an attorney to write up a contract properly, and, in an earlier piece, the magazine covered 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Incorporating a Business.

"More than any other single state failure during the year, [Oklahoma's] botch of the attempted execution of Richard Glossip underscored people's concerns about the inability or unwillingness of states to properly administer the death penalty," Dunham said.

Spencer's care at Bellevue underscored the fact that Ebola isn't a death sentence if it is caught early and treated properly.

Wednesday only underscored the obvious.

Still, he underscored the risks.

The last two weeks underscored that notion.