Sentence examples for a focused perspective from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews the safety of off-label pediatric medications from two perspectives: an historical perspective that describes pediatric medication with established risks which were identified after many years, and a focused perspective on current psychopharmacologic treatment, assessing the need and expectations for adequate clinical monitoring.

So, this year when my South African friend and design colleague Nii Commey Botchway, who sends me a weekly email on what's going on in design from an "Afrikan" focused perspective, sent me an email about the work of Associate Professor Kofi Boone at North Carolina State University's School of Design was doing in Ghana, it took me back 12 years.

Here we examined the problem with a very focused perspective, specifically looking at genes codifying for plasma membrane proteins – the Membranome.

In the last decade(s), it has been widely recognized that children deserve a child focused perspective in the development and poverty reduction process (e.g. CHIP 2004; Gordon et al. 2003a, 2003b; Minujin et al. 2005) and the need to treat them " in their own right as individuals" (Redmond 2008 pp63, White and Masset 2002).

Such documents would encompass key elements and messages, incorporating important trends and issues in global health and taking a systematic and focused perspective on a nation's capabilities in global health.

Factors that drive patients and parents towards the uptake of CAM may also be viewed from a problem-focused verses emotion –focused perspective.

Susan Fiske provides a more closely focused perspective on the nexus between inequality and emotion in her new book "Envy Up, Scorn Down: How Status Divides Us".

However, of a bone health perspective, such a focused approach may be contested.

The narrative maintains an elegiac tone while establishing a split-focus perspective on two families, one white and one black, who stay within the boundaries of their adjacent neighborhoods until one summer night in 1972 when three white boys take a joyride to the black side of town.

A perspective focused on individual responsibility starts and ends with questions about the farmer and what he/she did wrong that caused the farm to fail.

Cancer research now reaches far beyond questions of uncontrolled cell division into a more broadly focused 'total picture' perspective of a tumor's proteomic, genomic, and metabolomic landscape.