Sentence examples for reported emphasis from inspiring English sources

Had the study included for examples transcripts of the consultation, it would have been possible to validate the reported emphasis given to symptom or person in the consultation.

17 23 Given the increased sodium losses observed in the HOT match and the reported emphasis on glycolysis and glycogenolysis during match-play tennis 15, specific hydration recommendations and strategies should also be provided to optimise the consumption of appropriate fluids during play.

In reporting, emphasis is given to findings at odds with western medicine or experiences common to many participants.

On the FES, mothers of TTM youth vs. controls reported less emphasis on intellectual and cultural orientation and less organization in the family.

More specifically, benchtop screening tests on various silica inhibition chemistries are reported, with emphasis on additives with dendrimeric or polymeric structure and backbone.

In the studies reported herein, emphasis was placed on dependence of the natural frequencies and the mode shapes on the cross-sectional area, and on determination of the prediction capability of the Timoshenko model considered in the analytical analysis.

We've seen Katy Perry face off against Taylor Swift, Khloe Kardashian slam Amber Rose, and of course, Blac Chyna, a grown woman, tease and taunt her ex-man Tyga and his reported girlfriend (emphasis on the girl), Kylie Jenner. .

In this series, only crude rates were reported, and emphasis was given on disease location, not behaviour.

Redmond 24 noted that media reporting of cancer frequently reinforced the myth that cancer is an automatic death sentence while a content analysis of magazine coverage of cancer in Canada reported an emphasis on fear of cancer.

Interestingly, certain findings from this research conflict with our results (i.e. tissue matching was not a major allocation criterion) although, like our findings, the researchers reported that emphasis was placed on prioritizing long-waiters (albeit defined by time on dialysis, not on waiting lists).

Rawls also provides the following quote from the IPCC report (emphasis added): "There is very high confidence that natural forcing is a small fraction of the anthropogenic forcing.