Sentence examples for studies have emphasised from inspiring English sources

Early studies have emphasised on who entrepreneurs are, and also the factors that contribute to starting a business successfully (e.g.,  Dyler & Handler, 1994; Dyer, 1992).

Numerous recent studies have emphasised the benefits of MRI for the demonstration of congenital abnormalities of the brain and lungs, or complex syndromes [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7].

While concussion research was previously focussed on the validation of concussion assessment tools, more recent studies have emphasised the need for improved concussion education for stakeholders in football [26].

Previous regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) studies have emphasised a dysfunction of the cerebrovascular regulation in headache, while, until about 10 years ago the central processing of headache was only marginally studied [2].

To date, only a small number of studies have emphasised the differential returns to location-specific human capital, with human capital that is acquired in the host country demonstrating higher returns (Bell 1997; Shields and Wheatley Price 1998).

These parametric studies have emphasised on four main parameters; namely, the depth of the tubular flange, the relative web opening size (d0/hw), the web plate slenderness and the opening location.

While several retrospective studies has emphasised the role of longer interval on efficiency of radiochemotherapy on histological tumoral response, this multicentric randomized trial is the first to evaluate this factor.

These components are also held to be important by patients, who in a previous study have emphasised the need for rapid access to high-quality treatment, good communication, and good collaboration between the various primary and secondary care teams involved in their care (Bain and Campbell, 2000).

This study has emphasised the need for training in consistent goal-setting techniques as highlighted in other studies.

In summary, this study has emphasised the value of a pilot trial to assess anticipated behaviour change.

A previous EORTC Phase III study has emphasised its limited activity and the relevant toxicity (Newling et al, 1993).