Sentence examples for was first underscored from inspiring English sources

This was first underscored in a study relating AF and inflammation in a burden dependent manner, i.e., patients with persistent AF had higher levels of CRP than subjects with paroxsystic or no AF [ 3].

Pines was first to underscore the different meaning of qûwa in Avempace and Aristotle: see Pines (1964).

At the time of his visit, Burlingame noted that the choir was singing "stanzas from an ancient Norse poem in Old Icelandic" to underscore what would be first track, "Logan Through Time".

The importance of Telegram was underscored when Edward Snowden's revelations about NSA and PRISM were first made public in June.

Those parameters were first laid down by President Bill Clinton, then elaborated upon by President George W. Bush and underscored by President Barack Obama.

Its focus on Chinese consumers was also underscored by its first ever iPhone launch event in Beijing earlier today.

Second, as was underscored at the G-20 summit last week, some of the world's leading nations do not want the U.S. to get militarily involved and decided to back a political settlement of the crisis.

This is a first that must be underscored; it speaks to an unprecedented mobilization on the part of most countries.

In suspending the school board, Mr. Levy for the first time was also underscoring his power to veto appointments of superintendents for the 32 community school districts, a power given chancellors under a law passed by the State Legislature in 1996.

The violin's first theme is underscored by the vibraphone and hints at the sound of a gamelan one instant and a jazz ensemble the next.

Burrata — a mozzarella balloon engorged with ribbons of curd and sweet cream that ooze out at the first puncture — is underscored by peanut paste tart with calamansi, the Filipino lime.