"We were a little disappointed that she spent as much time as she did focusing on one question," said Marina Ein, a spokeswoman for Mr. Condit.
Their performance was impressive – doubly so when you consider the following: they play home games away; their federation, coach (apt to change quite often) and players spend as much time arguing with each other as they do focusing on the opposition; and their two biggest stars retired just last week.
A qualitative approach is exploratory in nature and concerned with why the subjects being studied behave as they do, focusing on perceptions, attitudes, beliefs, fears, and experiences (16).
Rather, he can be read as saying when each of us does focus on her own ends or sake, we find that each cares about her own happiness.
Yet Mr. Davies takes the same liberties with Pasternak's text as the original film did, focusing on the love story and discarding a lot of the politics, secondary plots and literary sidetracks.
But the site also offers descriptive tidbits (as Zagat's restaurant guides do) focusing on a school's emotional and physical aspects.
"What Jonny is doing is focusing on doing as well as he can for the team in our last four games of the campaign," Butcher told his club website.
I do not, as Quinn does, focus solely on the moral status of a world.
Finally, the chloroplast tree of Chung et al. [ 1] also was rooted on Citrullus and showed C. sativus and C. hystrix as sister to C. melo (as did studies focusing on C. sativus; e.g., [ 27]).
Interestingly, the long reach of the regulatory arm emerged as a significant strength in the ability of professional regulation to oversee and address problematic conduct on the part of physicians, as did its focus on protecting the interests of patients and the public.
