Sentence examples for reflect more emphasis from inspiring English sources

Some adjustment to the guidelines may be appropriate to reflect more emphasis on the early performance of a chest X-ray and the use of direct access to other imaging modalities such as CT.

This finding may reflect more opportunities for providing care or greater emphasis on managing high risk patients.

The I.B. system should be lauded for its international focus, but also for its emphasis on grading that reflects more than just fact regurgitation under excruciating time pressure.

"What we may see reflected more as more people get in the race is a stronger emphasis on ideas and policy".

The mainstream view now reflects more gloom.

"He reflects more before answering a question".

This finding might reflect the fact that women place more emphasis on social relationships than men do, particularly when it comes to parents and the family.

Private R&D seems to have boosted the innovative capacity of the wheat research/breeding sector as reflected in higher yields of modern wheat varieties and more emphasis on research and breeding for quality.

(Marketers always put more emphasis on the Summer Games than the Winter Games, reflecting that more countries take part in the quadrennial summer sports festival than the wintertime one).

These findings may point to ways in which interventions programs for reducing stigma might be tailored for each country, with particular emphasis for example placed on unpredictability in the Australian context and more emphasis placed on combating the attitude that mental illness reflects a 'personal weakness' in Japan.

The idea that young women place more emphasis on their careers now than young men do is reflected in other data, too.