Sentence examples for suggested to emphasize from inspiring English sources
However, an optional short arrow is suggested to emphasize outgoing (arrow entering the hole) and incoming (arrow leaving the hole) events as shown in Table 1.
We have modified our statements as suggested to emphasize that our results are consistent with the demonstrated role of octopamine in Drosophila sleep and with mammalian data suggesting that NA is wake-promoting.
In ref. 16 the usage of "Fermi penetration term" is suggested to emphasize that it arises from the field of the magnetic dipole moment of the electron inside the finite volume of the nucleus.
Thus, we suggest to emphasize its effects more distinctly in soil classification by a 'mofettic' qualifier applicable to all soil reference groups of the WRB classification.
This was observed for both the second and third order Galerkin discretization, suggesting to emphasize central discretization of the convective nonlinearity and stabilization that mimics eddy-viscosity as sub-filter dissipation.
He and other Cubist-influenced artists (including his two brothers) formed a group called the Section d'Or ("Golden Section") in 1912; Villon suggested the name to emphasize the group's interest in geometric proportions.
Recent research in cognitive development suggests the tendency to emphasize the differences among human groups, rather than within group diversity (Opfer et al. 2012 Beggrow and Nehm 2012).
19 These findings would suggest the need to emphasize the strengthening of the abdominal muscles through exercise, to increase the muscle area in this region, in postmenopausal women.
He suggested that Russians preferred to emphasize the radical changes of the 2000s.
But the same founder who suggested this went on to emphasize that the huge negatives of recession will obviously weigh very heavily in that scenario too.
In fact, media coverage of Occupy Wall Street suggested quite the opposite, tending to emphasize the unkempt woolliness and generally unsanitary nature of the movement.
