Sentence examples for Direct efforts toward from inspiring English sources
The CTN provides a unique opportunity to systematically design trials that incorporate treatment improvements from previous trials and to direct efforts toward innovations most likely to be incorporated into practice.
Policy makers tasked with prioritizing conservation resources may benefit from using this increased predictive power to identify and direct efforts toward particularly vulnerable taxa or situations.
The second is by directing efforts toward pain points whose easing would clearly benefit employees.
On a continent where nearly fifty per cent of deaths in children under five are attributable to malnutrition and thirty per cent are preventable with vaccines, the argument for directing efforts toward improved primary care, rather than expensive specialized surgery, is compelling.
This task will be best accomplished by directing efforts toward understanding phylogenetic groups with similar ecological niches.
More recently, the International HapMap project directed efforts toward understanding haplotype structure in human populations and helped to form our perception of genomic diversity based on SNPs [ 1- 4].
Based on this research, many institutions have directed efforts toward improving the first-year experience by creating programs such as freshman seminars, extended freshman orientation, and common book experiences.
A two-photon-optimized caged potassium channel blocker is commercially available and we are directing efforts toward preparing two-photon-optimized variants of our caged NMDA receptor channel blocker.
In 1855 he began to direct his efforts toward the utilization of waste silk.
Instead of spending time finding internal experts, he can direct his efforts toward developing marketplace or customer networks.
Taking range fidelity behavior into consideration during forest management planning could direct conservation efforts toward the best available sites and therefore facilitate caribou persistence in managed landscapes.
