Sentence examples for a process of focus from inspiring English sources

The survey instrument was based on a structured questionnaire developed by Charles et al (2003, 2004) in Ontario, Canada in 1998 through a process of focus groups and pilot-testing.

Though, since biosorption is just a process of focussing the toxicants onto the biosorbent surface, the biosorbent will no longer be useful when the active sites available onto surface have been exhausted.

Budesheim suggested that objectification (of others) is a process of "focusing only on women's appearance and thinking of them solely in terms of their sexual appeal" (p. 169), which is consistent with what the report from the APA Task Force (APA 2007) calls sexualization (condition a).

Transcripts were examined using a process of focused coding, categorisation and thematic development.

His directing philosophy is a process of purification, focusing on stripping away artifice, cutting away excess interpretation and aiming for lines delivered neutrally.

Corporate foresight is a process of communication focused to build a mid- to long-term vision of future markets, customer needs, and societal challenges [45].

Discussions took place to develop a coding frame based on themes emerging from the open codes, using a process of progressive focusing [ 20].

Data analysis occurred iteratively and a process of progressive focussing occurred whereby topics identified through an initial reading of the interview transcripts were clustered into a set of emerging themes (Hammersley and Atkinson, 1989).

Selected together with other medical schools throughout Brazil, the UFSC School of Medicine has been receiving financial support since 2003 from a program known as PROMED aimed at promoting curricular changes in medical education [ 23] with the objective of creating a process of change focused on the health requirements of the population and the SUS.

It is currently undergoing a process of modernisation to focus more on parcel delivery, which has seen a boom as a result of the growth in internet shopping, and less on delivering letters.

He calls the reorganization a process of being "ruthlessly focused".