Sentence examples for stressed the negative from inspiring English sources
Last but not least, farmers stressed the negative effect of competition for light.
12 Muether et al also stressed the negative effect of delay in treatment on visual outcome in two recent reports.
Interestingly, several reports have stressed the negative impact of concentric LV geometries (with or without enlarged cardiac mass) and of elevated BNP levels on in-hospital mortality and early cardiac complications [ 40- 42].
Many authors [ 10- 12] have stressed the negative action of open circuits (namely, of the reinfusion of shed blood from the pericardium) and proposed the use of closed circuits with separation of the surgical field suction blood.
The majority of participants stressed the negative impact of "government setbacks", "tightly managed budgets", staff shortages, lengthy waiting lists, bed shortages and limited resources as major barriers to offering effective treatment.
The surveyors themselves appear uncertain about whether it's better to accent the positive or stress the negative.
During the last years, several studies on chronic headaches have further analysed the costs, stressing the negative influence of headache on quality-of-life parameters [4], including their influence on functioning ability or work ability.
The spokesman played down suggestions Britain might try to deter Bulgarian and Romanian arrivals by launching an advertising campaign in those countries stressing the negative aspects of life in the UK, including the weather.
The rest of his coaches are very mindful of the positive aspects of a player, and not stressing the negative".
"We also know that the messages parents share are more likely to stress the negative consequences of sexual activity, like pregnancy, when they talk with their daughters".
Research stresses the negative cross-correlation that is observed between family support and depression [ 6], while a recent study reports the existence of negative cross-correlation between family support and professional burnout [ 16].
