Sentence examples for strongly underlining from inspiring English sources

Our study demonstrates that psychosine is sufficient to cause activation of this protease in the absence of myelinating glia, strongly underlining the potential role of this toxin in triggering this pathogenic mechanism.

His Armenian counterpart, Serzh Sargysan, has strongly underlined his country's readiness to repel any attacks.

"As the coach strongly underlined to us, it's [a strong] mentality that wins games like this.

Therefore, such effects are strongly underlined when composite structures have holes and discontinuities in which high stress gradients are generally observed in the classical theory of elasticity.

As Westerwelle put it, Secretary of State Clinton "made it very clear and strongly underlined the fact that the decision taken by General Motors was a decision taken without any political influence having been exerted beforehand by the American Administration".

The need of further investigations, covering optimization design of filler metal, surface metallization process as well as wettability and interfacial behavior of filler-coating-SiCp/Al substrate system are strongly underlined.

Psychological group therapy with CBT might be effective in an earlier stage of CPTH and in less severely affected patients but our findings strongly underline the need for randomized controlled studies to test the efficacy of psychological therapy.

In particular, we strongly underline that the proposed algorithm is run on the whole FVI using a common parameter setting.

This strongly underlines previous warnings on the challenges involved in comparing microarray results from different experiments.

In conclusion, we strongly underline the need for an early diagnosis of HIV infection in older subjects through implementation of educational campaigns specifically targeted to this population.

This, together with the 21 different treatment regimes described, strongly underlines the need for more evidence regarding treatments in PoTS and the urgent need for randomised controlled trials.