Sentence examples for to emphasize the implications from inspiring English sources

We would also like to emphasize the implications of the study.

As the RAND study went through drafts, a chapter was written to emphasize the implications for the Army.

Accordingly, we recommend that educational efforts be enhanced to emphasize the implications of research ethics on the value of protecting the welfare and rights of individuals who volunteer to participate in research studies.

We have added to our discussion of this issue to emphasize the implications of our data in light of this important point.

Beyond Lou's analysis, I would like to emphasize the important implications of the short lifetime of methane as compared to CO2, which basically hangs around forever.

On Wednesday, the N.C.A.A. was quick to emphasize the financial implications of the decision: "We frequently hear from student-athletes, across all sports, that they participate to enhance their overall college experience and for the love of their sport, not to be paid".

In order to emphasize the practical implications of the theoretical insights that we present here, we start with a very concrete example that illustrates the essential concepts (see Fig. 1).

It is however important to emphasize the control implications of this low stable endemic control.

We also wish to emphasize the physical implications of the IQE data.

Rather, I would like to emphasize the most intriguing implications of their work.

In particular we emphasize the implications arising from the impossibility of coordination between transmitter and receiver prior to a receiver's search for a signal.