Sentence examples for will give emphasis from inspiring English sources

In this review we will give emphasis to the mechanisms of Azospirillum that can improve plant tolerance of biotic and abiotic stresses (Fig. 1).

Many Muslims will give emphasis to the 27th night of Ramadan being Laylatul Qadr, but the opinions on what day it is varies.

The minister added: "The new qualification will give greater emphasis to field experience and the practical application to skills and knowledge and with a stronger focus on children".

Intriguingly, Marshall believes that should the UN climate talks in Copenhagen fail, it will give extra emphasis to the Climate Camp movement.

4) I strongly believe the future management theories and practice will give more emphasis to organizational architecture and less to strategic planning.

Author's response: We have greatly shortened the article, which we hope will give more emphasis to the main points.

Give emphasis in your voice like Homer.

In the first case, the convex combination from (9) will give the highest emphasis to the neighbors observing the target with high probability, while in the second, node priorities result from the given graph.

As a more socially tolerant and less divisive Millennial generation becomes a larger part of the electorate, Mr. Winograd and Mr. Hais predict, "the power of social issues to drive our political debate will wane": wedge issues will lose their effectiveness, and ideological divisions will give way to an emphasis on "successful governmental activism".

We don't know yet what sorts of "fixes"–bailouts, rescue plans, stimuli, oversight will eventually be tried by the government, what emphasis the government will give to each effort and which ones will have positive effects on the economy and financial system.

If writers can become consciously aware of these locations, they can better control the degrees of recognition and emphasis a reader will give to the various pieces of information being presented.