Sentence examples for sample emphases from inspiring English sources

A sample (emphases mine, to give a hint of the incredulity and disgust in Obama's voice): Worst of all, this is a vision that says even though America can't afford to invest in education or clean energy; even though we can't afford to care for seniors and poor children, we can somehow afford more than a trillion dollars in new tax breaks for the wealthy.

Because of the large numbers of short reads that can be produced from a given sample, much emphasis has placed on speed.

The purpose of this investigation was to test two methods of recruiting a comparison group for 5-year oral and pharyngeal cancer survivors (peer-nominated and listed sample) with emphasis on feasibility and the quality of the match.

Results pertaining to fatigue reliability and fatigue crack size evolution are presented using simulation with Latin Hypercube Sampling, and emphasis is placed on a comparison between linear and bi-linear crack growth models.

Available water resources in the study areas were randomly sampled with emphasis laid on uniform spatial distribution.

Radio also features a sound that is punctuated by DJ scratching, mostly brief samples, and emphasis of the downbeat.

On his second album Lustmore, an eagerly awaited follow-up to 2013's Nostalchic, Howard's signature ingredients are all present: a plethora of samples, an emphasis on texture, and hazy atmospherics, all swathed in layers of bleeding emotion.

The dataset comprised expression levels of 491 genes in 33 samples, with emphasis on the 17 samples directly related to grain filling [ 1].

In this paper we present a phylogenetic analysis of microhylid relationships featuring an unprecedented taxonomic sampling with emphasis on NWM diversity and relationships.

Building on a prior study in which we deeply sequenced 31 somatic genomes of tumors, neoplasias, and controls in six patients [ 16], we here obtain much more accurate estimates of variant allele frequencies (VAFs) of phylogenetically informative single nucleotide variants (SNVs) in a much greater number of samples, with emphasis on pre-invasive neoplasias.

Because it is well known that the power to measure differences between two groups is typically best with an even distribution of any given fixed sample size, great emphasis is often placed on exactly equal treatment and control allocations in evaluations of substance abuse interventions.