Sentence examples for stressing once more from inspiring English sources

We conclude by stressing once more our position with respect to the Collapse Theories.

Norris stressed once more that the parting was an amicable one.

We stress once more that unless explicitly stated, SIRIUS 3 will consider all molecular formulas.

Consequently, the requirement for 3%% of the GDP of the EU member states to be re-invested into R&D is repeated and stressed once more.

Related to this argument, it is important to stress once more that our research strategy exploits variation between age groups within countries and years to estimate youth minimum wage effects.

We would like to stress once more that the reliable estimation of quantiles of levels q > 1 − 1/n can be made only with some additional assumptions on the behavior of the tail.

To end our review, to stress once more the importance of "Foundations of Evolution Education" (henceforward FEE), the first part of IEBL: In order to conduct meaningful and effective activities, teachers need to take hold of the general indications therein concerning evolution and the laboratory.

Let us stress once more that the purpose of Lent is not to force on us a few formal obligations, but to "soften" our heart so that it may open itself to the realities of the spirit, to experience the hidden "thirst and hunger for communion with God".

We stress once more that in our subsequent analysis we refer to nodes rather than to simple genes, as a node may contain several genes.

While we do not necessarily share the authors' enthusiasm for this code-based hydropathic anti-complementarity of amino acids, we would like to stress once more that the ancient RNA world was likely much more strand-symmetric with regard to the emerging code and translation, so that both (+ and -) complementary replicas of genes could have been used as mRNAs.

Based on its high specificity, our observations stress once more the usefulness of the DMTX1/1E8.33 mAb for cancer research, and the clinical significance of procollagen 11A1 as a very valuable biomarker to characterise cancer-associated stromal cells and to evaluate human colon adenocarcinomas.