Sentence examples for this possibility emphasizes from inspiring English sources

While not mentioned by the authors, this possibility emphasizes Facebook's own responsibility to moderate fake news on its platform before it can propagate.

This possibility emphasizes the need to determine the joint powers of the four factors together in breast cancer, by using in vitro and in vivo model systems.

This possibility emphasizes the need to determine whether combined inhibition of all factors together will lead to improved limitation of tumor growth.

Rhee et al. recently discussed this possibility, emphasizing the lack of reliable tools to measure sepsis incidence.

This latter possibility emphasizes the need to maintain a careful balance between recruitment and retention goals: rapid recruitment of participants who then drop out of the study is not beneficial to the study as a whole.

The company played down that possibility, emphasizing that its advertising calendar is already suffused with splashy events, from promotions for the movie "Tomb Raider" to more advertisements featuring Britney Spears.

The failure of ozone could have been due to an inherent inadequacy for killing Cryptosporidium in apple cider or improper use; either possibility emphasizes the problems with ozonation in this setting and the need for further testing before its use is accepted.

Such a possibility emphasizes the need to perform extensive in vitro and in vivo studies, in which the combined roles of such factors will be investigated, to be then followed by determining the effects of joint inhibitory measures on disease course.

Houghton says that the increase in students identifying with mental health issues is likely indicative of a number of modern stressors student debt, the internet, lack of job prospects (among a laundry list of other possibilities)—emphasizes that it's also a marker of the progress that's been made in mental health education and reducing the stigma around conditions such as depression.

This possibility is emphasized by the higher cytoplasmic levels of phospho-JNK observed in mutant motoneurons (see Figure 6).

This possibility is emphasized by the extensive overlap seen in the reconstructed ranges of periods reported in earlier studies.