Sentence examples for stressed the effect from inspiring English sources

His criticism of dynastic power also stressed the effect of personality: if Tiberius was false, Claudius was weak, Nero was not only unstable but evil, and the imperial wives were dangerous.

Basing himself on doctrines met in his reading, on the experience of his travels, and on experiments—admittedly somewhat naive conducted at Bordeaux, he stressed the effect of climate, primarily thinking of heat and cold, on the physical frame of the individual, and, as a consequence, on the intellectual outlook of society.

Cal Fire Division Chief Chris Anthony, who has been working on the Carr fire since late last month, stressed the effect that changes to the environment and climate have caused.

This approach stressed the effect of A20 overexpression in hepatocytes upon optimizing and enhancing lipid metabolism, in a way that is likely to increase energy production, hence providing extra fuel to support the regenerative response.

A recent study stressed the effect of chromosome fusion on the recombination rate in holokinetics [ 77].

In particular, the last two papers stressed the effect on the genomic GC content of the main factors affecting the environmental dynamics: temperature and metabolism.

Consequently, our study confirms results of previous research stressing the effect of music tempo on exercise performance [8, 11, 41, 53, 54].

To manage the thermal stresses, the effect of preheating the substrate in a localized dynamic fashion is investigated.

The striking four-fold increase of Ucp3 transcripts observed by the DNA microarray data analysis further stresses the effect of EGb 761 in optimizing FA utilization.

Definitions of burden of care stress the effect of the patient's mental illness on the family.

In stressing the effects of discourse it allows Analytical philosophy to be given the dynamic dimension that some scholars believe it has heretofore lacked.