Sentence examples for with further emphasis from inspiring English sources

We would prefer to see more efforts directed in this area with further emphasis on early therapeutic treatment for the victims of sexual abuse".

The term nanotechnology was coined by Norio Taniguchi in 1974, with further emphasis and expansion of this field being put forth by Eric Drexler in the 1980's, including a popular book titled, "Engines of Creation: The Coming Era of Nanotechnology".

This work has led to a shift in the attitudes seen in routine clinical care with further emphasis placed on disease control to prevent further damage.

Thorough characterization of the epithelial and stromal compartments of normal breast and breast cancer need to be continued along with further emphasis on development of culture model systems for epithelial-stromal interaction and conversions.

The technology and range of physiotherapy has improved vastly over the last twenty years due mainly to an improved understanding of abdominal and gluteal stability of the pelvic girdle with further emphasis placed on effectiveness of the abdominal muscles as well as improving the neglected gluteal and adductors [ 17].

It also took the delirious piano to new heights, and depths – one of the most sheerly exciting works of the century, with a further emphasis on repeated notes that at times make it sound like a later model of Arthur Honegger's Pacific 2.3.1.

Although it is apparent that the automotive industry has for some time operated its own form of voluntary hygiene controls and worked to strict TLV levels* and codes of practice for working with hazardous substances, further emphasis must be placed on such controls at the disposal stage.

With increasing environmental concerns, further emphasis is being placed on the use of sustainable construction materials such as timber.

Although essential for medical training, this involves various problems, which, although reported in the other components, deserve further emphasis: problems with relationships, lack of funding, cultural differences, training, etc. E3: The students find working in the community very strange; they question whether they are learning medicine there.

By comparing the surgical technique of experienced surgeons with inexperienced surgeons, difficult steps which need further emphasis during the learning curve can be identified and errors possibly avoided.

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