Sentence examples for required emphasising from inspiring English sources

Patients were not referred for postoperative physiotherapy, but at six weeks' follow-up they could be referred for physiotherapy if required, emphasising general mobilisation and non-specific exercises.

To be effectively engaged as advocates of change may require emphasising that to fully support gender equality, men may lose some of their gender power in the short-term, and to appreciate the benefits of more equal societies in the longer-term (Ratele 2014).

As the amount of raw information that can be recorded in a single training session increases, so too does the complexity of the data mining algorithms required to emphasise, extract and derive its performance metrics.

However, perhaps an added dimension is required to emphasise how these skill-sets interact and impact on the safety of the immediate workplace and the wider NHS.

Quality assessment of MTC output is a complex area and further research is required; however, we emphasise that, currently, this work is the only example of formal quality assessment of MTC outputs.

In a series of preliminary assessment studies, we emphasised the effort required to cover test requirements derived from the proposed criteria for pairwise testing [14], multi-level integration testing [24] and pointcut-based integration testing [16].

For example, they may be the result of free individual choice (Hausman 2007, 47) or they may be a necessary concomitant of some other outcome even more strongly required by justice (a possibility emphasised, e.g., by Deaton 2013).

This together with the elevated and aberrant activity of several other structural components required for proliferation and cytokinesis emphasises the self-sufficiency of the cellular machinery during unrestrained growth.

Thus Georgian tobacco-control law requires revision to emphasise enforcement measures.

The rapidity with which forces were required to deploy to Sierra Leone emphasised the need for the United Kingdom to retain high-readiness forces.

This emphasises that caution is required when specifying a prior distribution for pilot studies.