Sentence examples for warranted emphasis from inspiring English sources

There will be an obvious and much warranted emphasis on nonprofits that deliver services to the needy, because even as their resources have dwindled, the need for their programs has increased.

In summary, the retroviral integration pattern observed in our HIV gene therapy trial is similar to that previously observed in model systems and human clinical trials, yet several novel observations warrant emphasis.

Certain technical points warrant emphasis.

Some findings connected with the medications profile warrant emphasis and discussion.

Regarding restriction to trial, it warrants emphasis that the arthroscopy trial cited by Miller tested a procedure that was already widely available in clinical practice.

These two points of agreement suggest that professional morality and patient-centered care are areas that warrant emphasis in safety curricula.

Sometimes the phrase is warranted for emphasis or, far less often, as a sly comment.

Considering the strength of the observed associations and perceived public health impact, we believe further investigation of the potential effects of exposures to household sprays and scented products on HRV and other cardiovascular outcomes in other study populations is warranted, with emphasis on direct exposure assessment and longitudinal observation of exposures and outcomes.

To facilitate easier and affordable access to health insurance to Americans who do not now have health insurance (and that latter phrase warrants emphasis).

The present study has certain additional limitations that warrant emphasis.

However, there is one particular difference between CESD and NAFLD/NASH patients that warrants emphasis.