Sentence examples for approach which focus from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that a RBC-FA "lipidomic" approach (which focus on FA patterns instead of individual FAs) would predict risk for acute coronary syndromes (ACS) and add to the predictive utility of standard CHD risk factors.

While targeted disease-management programs for conditions such as diabetes and heart disease are still required, future improvements to primary care practice should take the patient-centered approach, which focus on prevention, health promotion, and individual needs of older patients who vary on the wellness-illness continuum.

He described Storyful's approach, which focuses on finding those witnesses' online posts, and bringing them to a wider audience.

This highly formalistic and institutional approach, which focused on constitutions, dominated American political science until World War II.

Mr. Kutcher was impressed by Airbnb's approach, which focuses on reviews of both the lodging and the lodgers.

"The EU response needs to go beyond the present minimalist approach which focuses primarily on stemming the arrival of migrants and refugees on its shores.

An anti-green approach, which focuses on how environmental controls have helped create the problem, may obscure how they could also be part of the solution.

And Ohio State University, partnered with several other universities, was awarded $46 million to train some 3,750 teachers in the Reading Recovery approach, which focuses on struggling first-grade students.

The Badger Trust said the Welsh government's approach, which focuses on improved testing and movement controls in cattle and does not involve badger culling, had been far more successful.

Britain's intelligence agencies are leaving known terrorists to "carry out evil deeds" through a flawed approach which focuses on disrupting rather than prosecuting suspects, the former shadow home secretary David Davis has warned.

Mauss gave impetus, in fact, to what was called structuralism or the structural approach, which focussed more on society as an indivisible social organism than on society as an interrelation of individuals (the functionalist's emphasis).