Sentence examples for a more appropriate focus from inspiring English sources
She continued: "An examination of the building's structure, rather than the behavior of young people in the J-1 programme, would have been a more appropriate focus for a second-day story.
For those EDs that are under capacity, improving access to care (i.e., improving the availability of specialty consultants) may be a more appropriate focus of their emergency care optimization.
It concludes that further understanding of design creativity arising from prepared minds might come from investigating other forms of creative practice; and that long-term collaborative practice is a more appropriate focus for understanding how order that enables creativity is imposed than studies focusing on single projects.
But I think there's a better, more appropriate focus for parents and caregivers and that is to focus on helping kids work through their feelings when confronted with icky, nasty, difficult, or traumatic situations.
Thus, we believe that the number of CN groups in acceptor should be moderate and one CN in D-A-π-A structure dyes may be the more appropriate focusing on the light harvesting ability, electron transfer and electron injection.
In practice this is a more appropriate analysis, but for illustrative purposes the focus here is on 6-hour mean arterial pressures only.
Flow Focusing® led to a more appropriate geometry, higher gemcitabine loading and a sustained release profile.
Next year's ballot, which will focus on City Council races, is a more appropriate time to raise the idea.
"We understand that the FISA court judges urgently support a more appropriate alignment of the court's caseload and jurisdiction away from the focus on non-U.S.
The analysis of catabolic gene libraries may offer a more appropriate technique to be applied to MPOG, considering that it is directly focused on light gas metabolism.
It could be argued that selecting GPs in different focus groups according to gender or experience could have been a more appropriate approach.
