Sentence examples for two important themes from inspiring English sources

A recent review of the future of bevacizumab treatment for glioblastoma [ 24] underscores two important themes that are equally valid for treatment of metastases: 1) the importance of identifying imaging markers that predict individual response; and 2) the importance of investigating bevacizumab in combination with other therapies.

There were two important themes in his work, however, that represent significant departures from the positions of the logical atomists and the logical positivists.

With the whole campaign resting on these two men's shoulders, but mostly Clegg's, it is perhaps understandable that stuff gets left out and they lose sight of one or two important themes.

Piaget provided psychologists with two important themes for understanding conceptual change.

Childhood and adolescence are two important themes in Little Busters!

But a purported protectionism is only the more recent of two important themes in the Russian legislation most recently reflected in the "aggressor states" proposal.

Though there is no one template, four important themes emerge: decentralisation (handing power back to schools); a focus on underachieving pupils; a choice of different sorts of schools; and high standards for teachers.

In reviewing these various abstract frameworks and architectures, five important themes can be identified: 1.

I then highlight three important themes that (re)emerge from these contributions that point to both continuities with past research and new directions for the study of geographies of sexualities.

Three important themes emerge when we extend the opportunity emergence question to habitual entrepreneurship: how did the opportunity originate (the question of opportunity origin), how was the team built (the question of team building), and how were the resources attracted (the question of resource attraction)?

Three important themes emerged: (1) Direct positive impact of BD experiences on everyday life including amplification of internal states, enhanced abilities, and more intense human connectedness; (2) Lucky to be bipolar the sense of having been given a special gift; (3) Relationship between the self and bipolar experiences.