Sentence examples for this may accentuate from inspiring English sources

This may accentuate disparities between facilities that are capable of such supplementation and those that are not.

This may accentuate the difficulties GPs face in responding to patients' queries and needs, especially when patients have finished their primary treatments.

Hegland et al. (2010) suggested rarefying data collection without compromising data resolution to reduce costs, but this may accentuate the rare-species problem as those are not detected in under-sampled networks.

By carefully curtailing some aspects of inter-study heterogeneity, this approach may accentuate biological similarities and ultimately resound in novel insight on the clinical consequences of partial AZFc deletions.

However, for younger viewers this reduced complexity may accentuate critical expressive features and increase comprehensibility, which in turn leads to increased attention (Pempek, Kirkorian, Richards, Anderson, Lund & Stevens, 2010, Kidd, Piantadosi & Aslin, 2012).

In this way, the light may accentuate the most important part of the animal (the face), often resulting in a beautiful highlight in the eye.

Furthermore, the response rate of the survey was only modest, which may accentuate this bias.

It seems, although more advanced disease carries a significantly worse prognosis, blood transfusion itself may accentuate this deleterious effect.

Our own unpublished observations suggest that this type of stimulation may accentuate group differences in gamma-power and phase-locking between groups over pure tone or unmodulated stimuli.

But if you have a big hip and upper thigh region, it may accentuate this region, and can really draw the eye to the flaw, so avoid in this case.

This "streaming-induced depolarizer effect" may accentuate or hinder the streaming process.