Sentence examples for weaker emphasis from inspiring English sources

The service sector has traditionally used Balanced Scorecard which has relatively weaker emphasis on the means to achieve the targets.

Some BINs, usually the smaller ones and the ones where a weaker emphasis was assigned, had a lower number/percentage of clones manually checked and corrected when necessary.

The lack of an important intervention impact on physical activity may reflect the relatively weaker emphasis on exercise in the protocol and probably contributed to the nonsignificant intervention effect at 12 months.

Furthermore, with respect to policy initiatives and calls for action in international bodies and in national and local authorities, this suggests that the weaker emphasis on alcohol, compared to tobacco and illicit drugs, may well be reconsidered and altered.

Up until now, universities have in the main been ranked on the quality of their research which, says the Green Paper, has led in some institutions to "a weak emphasis on teaching".

Businesses, even in the very recent past, weren't doomed to certain failure because of a weak emphasis on design.

For example, a part of text with much larger font sizes than the body of the main text is assigned to the strong emphasis and slightly larger size to weak emphasis level (indirect methodology using the semantics of typography of two different emphasis levels).

The guidelines proffer a strong endorsement to limit RBC transfusion, yet offer weak emphasis on careful patient discrimination and the risks of not offering transfusion – which include more crystalloid and risk of pulmonary congestion and cardiac strain.

The low frequency of teaching evidence-based assessment mirrors the weak emphasis on assessment as a physical therapist responsibility area among practitioners [E Rotor, Unpublished research] and may explain the very infrequent use of standardized outcome measures among Filipino physical therapists [E Gorgon, A Lugue, M Magsino, Unpublished research].

Alternatively, there could be a weak emphasis on duty to care – an option more sympathetic to the self-regarding concerns of HCPs [ 8] – although this may run the risk of dissolution of the generally high regard for the health care professions that exists in society today.

When some of the school's vocabulary scores looked weak, more emphasis on vocabulary was added to the curriculum.