Sentence examples for this concept stresses from inspiring English sources
This concept stresses the kinetic nature of synovial inflammation where a single time point assay may identify a synovial population of CD26low 'spent' T cells and miss a constant influx of CD26high activated T cells driven by their high levels in the PB.
The concept stresses the symbiosis of different civilizations in the process of globalization, and anthropologists are paying greater attention to the issues of center and periphery in the world system and the dialogue between the two.
One well-known concept stressed by Bouhours is the famous "je ne sais quoi" [I don't know what], "that indefinable something whose effects you feel " (AT, 227).
The nucleoprotein world is an interesting concept, stressing the tight connection between first nucleoproteins and first peptides giving rise to a primitive nucleic acid and polymerase system.
Nevertheless, we agree with Connell in her acknowledgement of these criticisms and reformulation of the hegemonic masculinity concept, stressing the relevance of change, power relations, and multiplicity in the study of masculinities (4).
But Knittle admits that Benetton's advertising concepts stressed "brand image" rather than the "product's specificity"–the performance and styling details all-important to skiers.
This is in line with the smart use concept, which stresses that biomaterials should have priority over energy.
NeuV is just a concept, Honda stresses, and there's no sense of whether it's intended for production or when.
And socialist realism, with all its differences, basically stressed this concept even more".
When considering the reliability of a discriminate HRQOL measure, the taxonomy papers have repeatedly stressed this concept in terms of signal and noise where "reliable instruments will generally demonstrate that stable subjects show more or less the same results on repeated administrations".
It describes the load generating process, wind fields, and the concepts of stresses and strains.
