Sentence examples for Persistent focus from inspiring English sources

Persistent focus of infection (e.g., catheter)   Uncontrolled infection (e.g., endocarditis or peritonitis) Noninfectious causes of persistent fever   Transfusion-related fever     Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis   Venous thrombosis     Drug- or transfusion-induced fever   Graft-versus-host disease     Underlying malignancy     Pancreatitis  .

But she argued that the persistent focus on those accusations was detracting from substantive discourse about American foreign policy.

But the persistent focus on the sniper meant that the networks had to scramble to fill hours of time between developments, which were few and far between.

You could even contend, if you wanted to stretch the point (and why not?), that narrow, persistent focus is a monoculture of mind.

But writing a book is the type of project that takes a persistent focus over a long period of time, a lot of energy, a lot of work.

Since the Corston report of 2007, there has been a persistent focus on reform of women's sentencing from charities, campaigners and politicians of all parties.

"She is one of the most persistent, tenacious, focused people I have ever known," said Ronald H. Brown, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, where Ms. Dixon once served as treasurer.

A persistent, focus-hogging irritant in the crowd can jeopardise everything.

And it is essential that the president and his cabinet exert persistent, focused leadership to persuade the skeptics.

(iii) Senescent cells contain long-lived, potentially persistent foci (Passos et al., 2010).

This disease still has persistent foci of infection, where control can be a major healthcare problem.