Sentence examples for a focus on terms from inspiring English sources

This paper examines landscape terminology and place names of the Chontal region in the state of Oaxaca in southern Mexico, with a focus on terms from Lowland Chontal, a highly endangered language spoken near the Pacific coast.

With a focus on terms important in cardiovascular and obesity diseases, we found that cancer-associated genes exhibited an enrichment profile distinctly different from that of the obesity/metabolic syndrome portal.

That's one part of her three-pronged strategy that also includes balancing out inequality and a focus on long-term over short-term thinking for businesses.

Fed pre-crisis: The pre-crisis period exposes the Fed discourse as having a focus on such terms as "risk," "loan," and "inflation".

Bio-ontologies, e.g. GO, that are ontologies with a focus on biological terms.

Our analysis identified tensions around how much stakeholders should participate in an evaluation, the appropriate balance between measuring and learning and between a focus on short-term processes vs longer-term impact and sustainability.

Field studies also have higher ecological validity, a more direct social relevance, and a focus on long-term rather than on short-term effects (almost inevitable in the case of laboratory studies).

Stand-out trends include advocacy on social issues, an increase of resource allotment for community volunteerism and a focus on long-term social value versus meeting short-term profit goals.

Because clinical relevance may be limited with a focus on short-term changes, further investigation into the long-term effects of IM on pain and anxiety should be considered.

In chapter 2, empirical evidence with a focus on long-term unemployment will be summarised following a depiction of long-term unemployment and long-term basic income receipt.

See related research by Denehy et al., http://ccforum.com/content/17/4/R156 Critical care is evolving beyond a focus on short-term survival to include interventions aimed at reducing survivors' longer term complications.