Sentence examples for a focused inquiry from inspiring English sources

A focused inquiry is better than a broad one.

Whereas the predecessor of § 5037(c) spoke in terms of the "maximum term which could have been imposed on an adult" (emphasis added), the current version's reference to "the juvenile," on its face suggests a change in reference from abstract considerations to a focused inquiry into the circumstances of the particular juvenile.

Similar to the approach described by Wolfswinkel [ 24], a focused inquiry initially guided the search for articles.

To resolve this dispute, the trial judge authorized a tightly focused inquiry into the task force's structure and membership.

A narrowly focused inquiry could miss the towering problem of how so much illegal foreign money, possibly including Chinese Government contributions, got into Democratic accounts.

Toolco thought that only a narrowly focused inquiry was appropriate, but the Board's public counsel not only insisted that the hearings be far-ranging but urged, as a possible solution, that the additional control be disapproved and that the original 1944 proceedings, Docket No. 1182, be reopened to determine whether all control of TWA by Toolco should be terminated.

Utilising the first stage of the Question Formulation Technique, a pedagogical approach designed to stimulate student inquiry, a prominent finding from the workshop that questions emerging from focused inquiry provide a useful set of data in their own right.

The complete sequencing of a number of pertinent genomes, including the mouse, guinea pig, rabbit, and dog, along with the associated emerging fields of transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics, has led to an increasingly insightful and focused inquiry into the nature of life and disease.

Because a prosecution is an inherently focused, individualized inquiry, the larger cultural forces that have shaped the wrong-doer are left unaddressed.

6 Communication between clinical colleagues has become a focus of inquiry and research, given further impetus by the Joint Commission reporting in 2007 that communication was a factor in over 60% of their sample of Sentinel events.

Although the difficult doctor-patient relationship has been a focus of inquiry for many years, research has largely focused on characteristics of "difficult patients".