But this requires a shift of focus, from the quantity of finance to its quality.
Once one puts matters like this, it becomes hard to accept a further implication in the offing of the Archbishop's remarks, namely, that those running the state have a duty to identify and inculcate a morality so that the state - now, in a shift of focus, understood as consisting of the collectivity of its members - can itself be moral.
Owing to deeper global awareness toward conservation of non-renewable sources of energy, there has been a shift of focus toward photocatalysis in the recent years.
As the field of public health experienced a shift of focus in the type of disease that needed preventing, the old, single-cause risk factor paradigm based on the determination of a microbiologic agent was no longer sufficient to explain these new diseases.
Its prestige has since waned because of cost-cutting and a shift of focus to more local coverage.
Solving the problems that I have discussed above would require most of all a shift of focus in computational science.
Our results should facilitate further studies of M1-L4 by enabling a shift of focus away from the question of whether L4 neurons are present in M1 to questions of what types of information they process, how they do so, and how this relates to motor behavior.
This body of work argues that to address issues of maldistribution, low retention and poor performance of health workers, a shift of focus from health workforce planning to other factors, such as labour market dynamics and the behavioural responses and individual preferences, is needed.
Before thinking about the question "How can I best do this computation?", we must first consider the questions "What data and models does this computation depend on?" and "What will be the result of this computation?" Such a shift of focus does not happen overnight.
Scientific advance has also been accompanied by increasing recognition of public ethical concerns, with a shift of focus from individual to communal interests.
