Sentence examples for adapted to focus from inspiring English sources

While the most common form of mindfulness practice involves sitting and following the breath, it can be adapted to focus on eating, listening to music or walking.

A report by the cross-party Science and Technology Committee suggests that the education system should be adapted to "focus on things that machines will be less good at for longer," rather than skills that are rapidly becoming obsolete.

The paper also considers how existing experimental and field-based methods could fruitfully be adapted to focus on the detailed activities through which managers engage with accounting information.

Based on these findings, the Child Pugh + Lactate score was adapted to focus on the most significant components of the regression model.

The whole thing culminated in a Salute to Pizza featuring a full cast performing a large portion of Les Misérables (with lyrics adapted to focus on the agony and ecstasy of pizza itself).

For that reason, EU regulations need to be adapted to focus on the traits of the GM crops - such as their pest-resistance or enhanced yield - rather than on the genetic modification method itself, the scientists argued.

Echocardiography has shown though, higher sensitivity and specificity as compared to the ECG, following a protocol adapted to athletes focused on ruling out the causes of sudden death and the most common disorders in this population.

Nevertheless, the situation might change, and screening for human AE cases and continuous monitoring of fox infections could enable this strategy to be adapted to new foci as necessary.

Security services like MI5 have now adapted profiling to focus on networks and processes, not characteristics that supposedly render an individual vulnerable.

However, these materials can be adapted to fit other focus areas or groups.

The Needs-Based Toolkit for HTA was adapted to ensure a focus on distribution issues so that equity gradients will be detected and included in any indicators.