Sentence examples for the accentuated from inspiring English sources
verb
To pronounce with an accent or vocal stress.
About the diagnosis of IH, although lumbar puncture is the gold standard, we considered it dangerous because of the accentuated venous hypertension and consequent brainstem descent.
In general, Europe has greater population density as well as more pervasive landscape modifications than North America, suggesting that this may be the primary factor driving the accentuated eutrophication trends in this region.
It has been recently shown that matching for shared geographic origin and ethnic affiliation may not be sufficient[27] [29], and this is especially important for association with mtDNA, because of the accentuated subregional partitioning of mtDNA haplogroups[30].
Performance of the coordination task was characterised in terms of the relative phase relationship (the latency of limb motion with respect to the cycle period of the metronome) between the accentuated phase of the movement (up or down) and the beat.
The observed effect could be related to the characteristics of DRN efferents which overlap in target structures in spite of the accentuated specialisation [ 42, 72, 75, 78].
To compare two groups of patients admitted to a general ICU to determine the influence of the accentuated reduction in the use of human albumin to correct hypovolemia and hypoalbuminaemia on the morbidity/mortality and costs of hospitalization.
The light through the windshield accentuated the shape of her face, now in repose.
The flash accentuated the surrounding darkness of the room.
Quinn, the soloist, accentuated the pop flavor with handclaps and tasteful gyrations.
The looser the pants, the more accentuated your dancing becomes.
His stuff can be polarizing, and the live nature of the show accentuates the danger.
