Sentence examples for useful to emphasize from inspiring English sources
Although there is a strong and justifiable desire to rapidly translate information of environmental health effects into policy alternatives, at present, it seems more useful to emphasize data quality, completeness, and plans for the use of data.
It perhaps would have been useful to emphasize the strengthened warming beyond 2010 more forcefully.
What is perhaps missing, and for the purposes of this discussion is useful to emphasize, is a particular process mentioned by Jacob (1977 , 1982 that differs from both direct adaptation and exaptation, in which existing components, be they functional for something else or nonfunctional initially, are brought together or rearranged to form a new, more complex combination with a novel function.
It is useful to emphasize the distinction between inference and learning problems (Botvinick and Toussaint 2012).
It is useful to emphasize that IL-2 deficient mice suffer from autoimmune disease and not from immunodeficiency.
So eEF1A1 is a very weak binder relative to a typical sequence specific DNA binding factor, which would be useful to emphasize for the reader.
"We used to emphasize two-week engagements.
Although varying the thresholding (presumably through Chimera) is a useful way to emphasize various features, in Figure 1D it is so extensive that the N and C-terminal domains of Mcm5 are completely separated from one another, a feature not demonstrated by other CMG structures presented in this paper.
We propose that a useful biologists' view is to emphasize the use of the models in improving communication.
Accordingly, I think that it would be quite useful to change accents and to emphasize the above discovery in the title, abstract etc.
Other cytoskeletal motors, including members of the kinesin, myosin, and dynein superfamilies, may be optimized to emphasize different combinations of useful characteristics, including stall force, load-bearing ability, velocity, processivity, directionality, or the ability to work cooperatively in groups, depending upon their roles in cells.
