Sentence examples for this further accentuates from inspiring English sources

This further accentuates the skinniest part of your figure and can be very flattering.

Although there exists the WHO certification scheme to regulate the quality of HMPs in international commerce, noncompliance with this certification further accentuates the problems of adverse reactions [ 6].

"The present merger further accentuates this trend, by bringing together two of the four leading players in Europe in patient monitors," the commission said, adding that the deal also leads to high market shares in a number of countries in the market for perioperative monitors, devices used by anesthesiologists to monitor patients during operations.

The removal of dominated strategies further accentuates this effect, since genes whose inheritance is mostly vertical and that therefore have 'canonical' patterns of similarity to other genomes will tend to be removed en masse due to the presence of highly conserved proteins that follow the same pattern of similarity and have lower BLAST expectation values.

This is further accentuated by a high cost for vaccines.

This is further accentuated with positive end-expiratory pressure.

This is further accentuated by the fact that only ca. 1/5 of the milt of the Baltic salmon is made up of the male gametes [ 13].

This was further accentuated by 4G2 treatment so that approximately 70% of ckit+ cells lacked heparin-staining granules in that group, while both mid and low heparin-staining groups were significantly reduced compared to DENV infection alone.

Thus, both in basic and applied research there is growing interest on this topic, further accentuated by the recent identification of key molecules (the NCX, MICU1, a uniporter regulator and MCU, the uniporter itself).

The unpredictability of Gouty Arthritis flares further accentuates the impact of this disease on patients.

This dish already has a North African feel to it, thanks to the olives and tomatoes, and adding a bit of cinnamon, a 2-inch-long stick, or a quarter teaspoon or so, further accentuates that.