Sentence examples for sizes emphasizing from inspiring English sources

Everything is prepared delicately, stylishly, the big flavors made demure by featherweight sizes, emphasizing modern presentation over traditional ones.

Multiple sclerosis is rare in children, and thus, paediatric studies currently are limited by small sample sizes, emphasizing the importance of multi-centre collaborations.

Low-expression genes were assembled more effectively with small k-mer sizes, leading to the assembly of numerous and highly fragmented transcripts, whereas high-expression genes were assembled more effectively with large k-mer sizes, emphasizing contiguity [ 12, 14].

Basques and corsets: These are very flattering and suit all shapes and sizes, emphasizing cleavage and waistlines and giving a flattering, slimming effect.

In the case of retinal images, computing descriptors in Gaussian images of scale space with various kernel sizes emphasizes structural features like vessels with varying widths.

Our study is limited by the small sample size emphasizing the preliminary and exploratory nature of our main findings.

On the one hand, it makes sense that the company would want to show the difference in shape and size, emphasizing the iPad mini's large screen packed into a tiny form factor. Plus, the team act went over quite well on stage at the unveiling, and it allows Apple to advertise two products in one ad.

These results are discussed with regard to changes in population size, emphasizing the difference in the short- and long-term effective population size, and its influence on different methodologies commonly employed for detecting selection.

> The reduction of half time with reducing sample size emphasizes the importance of chewing.

The importance and universality of size, emphasized by links between size and physiological rates (West et al. 1997; Gillooly et al. 2001), provides the opportunity for it to become a first principle of assessment, management, and conservation of ecosystem status based on formal mathematical theory (e.g. figure 2).

By almost every study, companies of all sizes are emphasizing a lean workforce, and hiring on project-basis engagements more and more (though not all are as drastic as Caterpillar).